Linuxcommand.org is a great start
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Lots of people are suggesting using TUI applications.
While I don't disagree that will make you more comfortable spending time in the terminal, you're not really getting better at the command line (CLI).
I recommend you learn the basics of how the shell works. This is a good resource: https://effective-shell.com/