Just calculate your TDEE, macros you would like to follow, and select foods you like. Best diet out there.
Does not get any easier.
Sometimes cookie cutter program or diet outlines will be a major flaw and lead to more problems than success.
Not every human body works well on someone else's diet. Sometimes Keto is not the best option, sometimes a high carb cutting plan is not the best option.
What you need to do is try something, run it for 6-8 weeks and see how you respond and then adjust. Do you tolerate carbs well? if so keep them in your diet.
Do you function better on lower carbs and higher fat? Then continue to do that
Do you function well swinging calories on workout and non workout days (higher carbs training days and higher fats on non-workout days)
Do you work well with carb cycling (Low/medium/high days or what i just stated above).
The best bet would be the same intake daily, adjust when you stall, or adjust your cardio when you stall, rinse/repeat.
Sometimes you will not always lose weight in a given week, but look in the mirror (what matters 100x more than a scale) do you look leaner? do you see deeper cuts? If so you do not need to make any changes.
Things such as refeeds and cheat meals can help your fatloss/weightloss goals by spiking t3, leptin, and hormone levels to increase fat burning and weightloss.
If Cutting Read the following:
http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/training/weight-training-for-fat-loss-part-1.html/
Exercise and Weight/Fat Loss: Part 2 - BodyRecomposition : BodyRecomposition
I highly suggest you read here regarding your diet:
The Fundamentals of Fat Loss Diets Part 1 : BodyRecomposition
The Fundamentals of Fat Loss Diets Part 2 : BodyRecomposition