Go on youtube and type: "Calen Morelli 365 Project" and see if that is the type of magic that you want to do.
Go on youtube and type: "Bizau 365 Hours of Magic" and see if that is the type of card magic you like.
Go on youtube and type: "Card Magic of Sankey" and do the same.
Something that is not card magic, "Magic of Mario Lopez" and go to his account. He does cigarette magic, coins and cards. He was 2015 FISM winner. Great dude.
Repeat this process for, "Dai Vernon, Ed Marlo, Dai Vernon's Student Giobbi, and then look in FISM winners of Parlor and Close up". Try and find the type of magic that you feel most attracted to. Then you will know where to start from.
At the same time you build an imagination repertoire of magic effects. These will act as material for your inspiration and creation. I did this 2 years before I started the 365 project. Just kept on watching a lot of performances from Slydini, Cardini and all the masters. Then started watching videos of modern magic and then went on to read. Meanwhile I was developing my foundation.
It is important to keep yourself entertained at the beginning. Don't try to swell into reading books too much at the beginning. Learn the basics - a good top palm, 3-4 color changes, a switch and a force (classic force and top card switch) and 3-4 flourishes from Fontaine Cards, Anyone Worldwide, Dealers Grip - these flourishes will strengthen the muscles in your hands and prepare you to be able to easier master sleights. Once you have your first bunch of things to learn, they will keep your hands busy as you are on the bus, in class, during lunch break at work, etc. Start playing with these, try and come up with effects, small stories - make it so that you do not burn out / bore yourself at the beginning. Make the beginning of your journey with magic as fun as possible. If you end up loving it, you will surely go on to reading books and mastering harder sleights.
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