Learning Katakana

So, now I'm starting to learn Katakana. I did try to look into videos and learn the stroke order and how to properly handwrite them, most of them just don't show you the entire alphabet and just link you to a website and then you end up having to have a premium to learn the advance Japanese stuff. So yeah, I decided just to be skeptical and just look into the print versions and just write in order I feel comfortable with. Either way, I'm sure most Japanese can understand it, however I write it. As long as it looks just like the printed versions. I'm definitely going to keep practicing, because so far transitioning from hiragana and katakana is definitely difficult. Though I am still practicing hiragana, I'm haven't abandoned it or anything. Though I'll definitely be focusing on Katakana today. I may have to come with ways of learning both writing systems without making my head explode. So, yeah, I'll definitely keep trying.

My one true motivation of learning Japanese is the fact that I want to visit Japan one day. So, it'll definitely be worth all the troubles of learning this language. :>