That’s my second day in n8n learning and i just finished a telegram bot .
Is that count as a good learning path or should i change my way and if tou have any advice for beginner please drop it
@Youssefn8n_Geek solid start, building a real bot on day two beats grinding tutorials. Best next step: get fluent with how data moves between nodes, $json, the Edit Fields (Set) node, and reading each node’s input/output panel. Honestly 90% of n8n debugging is just “what did the previous node actually output,” so that skill pays off fastest. Keep shipping small real things like this.
That’s a Golden advice i really appreciate it 
Welcome @Youssefn8n_Geek , that’s great work for just two days of learning! You’ve already dealt with several different tools, used n8n credentials, connected nodes, and set up Telegram. Those research and setup skills will come in handy frequently when working with n8n to connect different apps.
You could keep expanding your Telegram bot side project by:
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Adding memory to help the bot remember conversations.
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Giving it tools to search online.
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Adding guardrails to prevent it from saying bad things or leaking information.
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Adding a cronjob so it sends you a daily news summary on topics you like.
Also, the n8n team just dropped a new version of their courses The n8n Academy is here! worth checking. If you want a structured pathway, you could pick one of their 4 courses, or check out the sections on best practices and testing strategy once you’ve built 10 to 20 workflows!