I'd be honored to guide you.  

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First, I recommend knowing your camera. At least a little.  Understand the technical functions. 

Know and respect your tools of the trade.  

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When I first started my photography journey, I did not know my settings at ALL.  I actually shot all my images in jpeg, in automatic mode on a beginner DSLR.  But that's the first part really... having a love for a craft, then learning and understanding the different tools and methods you will use to create the art; and further the studies in your craft.

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Here's the thing.  I don't care what any master of their craft will say; you will ALWAYS be learning.  If there is ever a time where a person may feel there is nothing left to learn, then it's likely they lost the spark to keep them going on their journey.

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As a creative, it is important to expand your mind and always be open to trying new things. 

You never know what you might learn, and learning is a pretty cool ride.