It isn't easy to navigate and I think I am lucky, as I was a teen when the Internet started making an impact on society in any way. People in their late early 30s have never known different, under twenties have grown up with a smartphone as a constant companion, always pushing another product of some kind.
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I think I was around 45 when the internet came into my world. I was so over whelmed by it's advent, we were given a crash course of it's use at my job. Then we were expected to use it for all sorts of tasks, talk about stress. I hated it at first. But as is with most things, the more you practice, the better the results.
Have a wonderful day, Be well.
I train software usage that replaces part of the normal computing process with something new - it is hard to give people a new mindset who have been doing something the same way for 40 years. But, as you say, with practice, the better the results and once that happens, there is no want to go back to the "old way" of doing it.
I have to admit, I learn new tricks about computing as well as what my iphone is capable of, everyday.
I have been studying crypto currencies also for a few years now, it took me awhile to even understand wallets and such but I keep plugging alone.