/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

Hello ruffians!
Thanks to your encouragement I started with my Nihongo learning journey!
DAY 21: Today I've learned Katakana characters with "r" and "w" sound, so ラ、リ、ル、レ、ロ;ワ、ヲ、yōon combinations with リ、and the last Katakana character ン。I've officially learned all Katakana characters and with that all of Kana! I told myself that now the first step is done, but when I think about it, it's more like the "step 0" is done, preparation is done. Now the real studying can start.
I've read a few guides (djt main guide, the moe way guide, and a guide from /fbk/ thread) and their ideas of what's the best to do now. I know I probably shouldn't overthink it and just start doing it, but I wanna hear your thoughts and experiences.
The general idea I got from the guides is that for the next steps I need to (not in order):
>Start learning Kanji
Learning them separately, so Isolated kanji (mnemonics) method or maybe Radical approach (I heard bad things about this). If not, then Kanji through vocabulary.
>Start learning vocab
Core 2k/6k, Core 2.3k, Core 3k or whatever else, or/and Tango Decks.
>Start going through grammar guide of choice
Some grammar guides that I got recommended are: tae kim grammar guide, Cure Dolly Japanese from scratch, 昨日 Sakubi: Yesterday's Grammar Guide, Learning Japanese The Manga Way, Making Sense of Japanese by Jay Rubin, Basic Japanese: A Grammar and Workbook by Shoko Hamano and Takae Tsujioka
>IMMERSION
But that can wait just a tad bit till I get to know some elementary basics, but after that it's probably the most important part of learning.

With all that being said, now more than ever I would like to hear your thoughts about my next steps. What were your methods or learning? Did you think it was the right way? Would you change anything? Spend less/more time on some parts?

Well, I've spend so much time writing this that the stream is starting in less than 40 minutes... I'm still gonna post it but after stream starts I'll stop talking about this and continue after the stream ends.

BAU BAU!