I would suggest you start with the thing(s) that seem "easiest" to you and should you succeed, enhance your trading.
trading is one of the most difficult endeavours in life and you must be willing and dedicated to learn and invest many months, probably years, of your tile until you'll see (constant) success. nevertheless, I'm happy every day to be a trader
all of the basic information that you need for trading you'll find on the internet for free. but please don't believe everything you read. 99% of people writing about trading are not *succesful* traders, they just want to sell their information (blogs, courses, trading rooms,...)
the most important part however is to rethink all the information yourself. you must to work with charts, reproduce the information you've read and think about your own ideas and strategies and their implementation using the charts.
I'll give you some tips for a quicker start now

- to most people (including me) stocks and stocks indices are a lot easier to understand/follow/predict than forex. in your place I'd go for the stock indices now, especially Nasdaq and SP500.
- forget about options now. options reflect an *underlying*, for example a stock, index or forex pair. the advantage of options is to give you leverage. you should however now focus on your trading strategy and it's easiest to trade the *underlying* itself (the stock, forex pair,...).
feel free to ask if you need more info
And I completely second xandman.... start by investing, not by trading.
your easiest and best investment would be to buy an ETF on a stock index (eg QQQ, DIA), take you savings and re-buy the same ETF every month and watch it grow over decades.
if you're comitted to finance, you can also try exiting at the beginning fo the next stock market crash, but don't forget to re-enter when it's over.
but i understand you, investing is boring

good luck