You decided to learn Japanese. So you googled "how to start" and got:
Textbook wars (Genki vs. Minna No Nihongo vs. that one everyone swears by)
App wars (Anki vs. Wanikani vs. Bunpro vs. the "secret method" no one agrees on)
47 Reddit threads, each claiming a different "optimal" approach
Then the killer thought crept in:
"I'll start once I figure out the perfect method."
That's not learning.
That's procrastination in a research costume.
What you'll get
Why "more research" keeps you stuck, and the Day One mindset that gets you moving.
How kana, kanji, vocab, grammar, reading, and listening fit together (and which order makes sense).
The core habits that separate learners who stick around from learners who burn out.
Concrete steps you can take right now—no vague advice, just what to do next.