Tbh I would recommend getting a tutor if you can afford one. JY's explanations are not always great and I found that I learned the best when I directly bouncing off my explanations to someone instead of trying to piece it together with subpar video explanations. Let me know if you need a tutor rec bc the one I'm working with right now has been worth every penny.
@bshizzle this is the best explanation of this answer, thank you!
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Tbh I would recommend getting a tutor if you can afford one. JY's explanations are not always great and I found that I learned the best when I directly bouncing off my explanations to someone instead of trying to piece it together with subpar video explanations. Let me know if you need a tutor rec bc the one I'm working with right now has been worth every penny.