This is probably the best advice beginners can hear right now. Too many people spend months comparing languages instead of building even a tiny project. The first language honestly matters far less than learning how to think logically and solve problems consistently.
I also liked the point about concepts transferring between languages. Once you truly understand loops, functions, APIs, debugging, and data structures, switching from Python to JavaScript or Java to C# becomes much less intimidating. The syntax changes, but the engineering mindset stays the same.
“Turtorial hell” is real, and the fastest escape is building something imperfect on your own. Even a broken calculator or todo app teaches more than watching 50 hours of courses without writing code yourself.