That's great. There is an important issue that developing traders face. It is the belief that there is a right formula, that includes all the required moving parts, and that if they can find it they will be successful. There is no shortage of people out there who proclaim that they have that formula and they are willing to teach it to you, in most cases for a fee, but sometimes for free.
Many traders, as you know, spend their time and most of their money jumping from one provider to the next, over and over again. Most of the teachers or mentors are clueless and have little or nothing of value to offer. Some do indeed have the goods but most make the mistake of believing their students will only be 'right' if they become carbon copies of themselves so they criticize other providers and become frustrated by any departure from their training. For these people, it must be done their way. This is ultimately not helpful to the developing trader.
The truth is, there is no one right way to trade successfully. There are certainly elements that could be considered essential and some, that would differ between individuals, that could be desirable or nice-to-have. In all cases however, real success depends upon developing an ability to think independently and to devise a way that is entirely individual and works for the trader.
So you are on the right track it seems. Superficially jumping from one approach or method or teacher to the next is a huge mistake. But studying a range, critically identifying what is useful from each and then synthesizing the parts into a unique way of your own is a proven path to success.
Enjoy the journey.