I haven't really found that any online resources are any good. Codecademy is trash, as are most other free sites. The paid sites are all not worth the money.
Really, the best way to learn is to find some programming projects you'd be interested in doing. Don't start with anything too advanced, you can build up slowly. Perhaps you'd like to build a simple app with the ui module. But don't do what other people say you should, find something that interests you, something you're passionate about, and pursue it with code.
This is how I learned programming, and it's worked out great. Some of my earliest projects are in https://github.com/controversial/Python, such as this, a desktop program to draw "modern art" by constructing random rectangles on a canvas.
I also had success early on by copying other people's programs by typing them out myself and taking the time to understand how they worked (see https://github.com/controversial/Python/blob/master/wireframe.py, which was borrowed from http://codentronix.com. I added some extra comments as I typed it out to help myself understand it.)
Just explore independently and you'll learn fast. The best way to learn is freely, without structure.
Good Luck!