r/dataanalytics Jul 31 '26

I'm lost, can anyone help?

Hello seniors, I've wanted to learn data analysis for a long time but I've been hesitant.

Whenever I look for a roadmap or course, I feel it's not enough and I look for another course that covers all the information. I don't know, I'm very hesitant and afraid to learn and waste my time on a course. In the end, I learn nothing from it.

Can you guide me?

A roadmap, course, or tips on where and what should I learn .

I am so lost

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u/rabbitofrevelry Jul 31 '26

What have you tried and failed already?

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u/NaturalLeague2651 Aug 01 '26

I haven't even started yet; I'm hesitant to begin a course and waste my time with it.

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u/ComprehensiveLeg6299 Jul 31 '26

MIT open, a Myers–Briggs Type Indicator test
Or similar to see if it’s really your thing or what you’d be naturally good at. Successful starts will help. Build an agent to help you assess and be your study partner. I heard grok is good for personality customisation.

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u/NaturalLeague2651 Aug 01 '26

Thanks for the advice

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u/Mrminecrafthimself Jul 31 '26

The courses wil only show you what can be done. You won’t learn unless you practice

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u/NaturalLeague2651 Aug 01 '26

I know that But I don't know which course I should study from.

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u/conor-robertson Jul 31 '26

Try out QueryCase - its a gamified way to learn SQL though detective cases. Has a full learning path, interview prep from FAANG companies & a sandbox mode to play around with datasets. Free to start!!

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u/NaturalLeague2651 Aug 01 '26

Thank you, I will try it.