People are overcomplicating the process of learning AI for no reason.

If you want to master AI, just do this one thing:
Go about your normal day (online shopping, spreadsheets, emails - whatever you already do), and all day, keep a Claude Code or Codex tab open on a separate monitor.
Then, treat it like a personal assistant that can access your entire computer.
Before doing any computer task, delegate to Claude/Codex.
Online shopping? Ask it to find coupon codes and cheaper alternatives for whatever you're buying.
Doing research? Ask Codex how it can help.
Lost a file? (this literally happened to me the other day). Just ask Claude to find it.
That's it. That's the whole system.
Literally just use AI in your daily life, and you'll learn prompt engineering, context engineering, agentic management, etc.
You don't need to watch a hundred videos on how to learn AI.
You just need to actually use it, and the best part is that the tools are so good they can guide you through the entire process.
Almost everyone I know who is AI native followed this route.