@Tommy
Once you master the concepts (variable, function, class, method...), you can learn the idioms (= how to use the concepts). For that, read books and the code of free software you like.
Don't block of you don't understand everything at first, nobody does.
Practice deliberately. Always work incrementally, with really small objectives.
Also, read about the different paradigms: imperative, functional, object oriented, logic, etc. You can practice a lot of then in Python.

@Tommy Set yourself a goal of which problem you want to solve / idea to realize with software.
I met a lot of people who would „like to learn how to program“ but stopped halfway in lack of a puzzle to solve.

@Tommy When you start your first application don't forget about tooling. Learning how to work with the shell, version control, tests, documentation, build/deploy scripts will be an invaluable skill to actually making useful programs that transfers across languages. Feel free to reach out to me for semi-unqualified advice.