All good responses. Especially JCS's recommendation to read. If I could add to that, I like the Lee book and I would advise studying it like there was no Internet and no help available. Read about burning rates and pressures and how it affects your loads. Read about proper powder selection. It's all in the book. Read it and understand it before you seek advice. It is the only way you will be able to sift out the good advice from the bad.
It's not a hard process. Concentrate on good, safe ammunition to start. Worry about refining your good loads later. If you get bogged down in neck turning, primer pocket reaming, Blah, Blah, Blah, you will get confused.
Resize. Trim. Reprime. Charge. Seat a Bullet. (Shoot)
That's all it is. Concentrate on these aspects as you read. Accept no advice that deals with accuracy loading until you have these procedures completely under control. ~Muir