What is the best way to get better at chess using lucas chess?

I was thinking about fritz but it seems lucas chess is as good or maybe even better. I've played some games vs the pc but I still have yet to run into a system where if i do it I will get better. I'm not sure if just playing will make me better. And not sure if just watching videos will make me better. For those that use lucas chess is there a clear cut way to get better if so how? These chess software programs like chessbase lucas chess and fritz all have a ton of features but there doesn't seem to be a clear cut way to use these programs to get better. If anyone has like a simple guide they use to use these programs and get better I'd appreciate it because i'm not sure if I am getting better or how to get better.

It says you have done 112 Chess Mentor lessons in the last two weeks. Those lessons can make a difference.

How did magnus carlsen become a grandmaster so quickly by using chessbase for 90 minutes a day? Is it just because hes a genius and us normies can't comprehend the material as quickly? I'm currently 27 years old and decided to embark on the journey of becoming a grandmaster by 40 years old. Yes its kind of embarassing to admit that when I have 0 clue about the middle game. And have played in only one chess tournament almost 20 years ago. I'm sure there have been many others out there like me with the dream. Maybe not this late but still. I guess my question is what do I have to do to become a grandmaster as far as studying/training goes? Whats the path to becoming a grandmaster? Is there a clear cut one? Like do steps 123 then you will become one? I know not all grandmasters are geniuses so I know with an average iq and hard work it can be done.

Well if you are serious about improving, study with a master or better level coach.

Nobody here knows the secret because nobody here has gotten anywhere close to that level.