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2-3 months?! You can have one sooner than that if you work at it. Practice doing a bunch of RCs throughout the day, or if you're really hardcore, try ADA. That will get you much quicker results.

Also, welcome to DV and good luck

What is there to work at? I thought keeping a dream journal is the only "Important" step in learning to lucid dream. Sorry if that sounds one sided, but I am completely and utterly new and I do not know much.

There's a shitload of things you can do support become lucid. Yes, a dream journal is very vital, but there is far more you can do. Keeping lucid dreaming on your mind is good. Coming here, watching a movie about dreaming, reading a book about dreaming. Also, let's not forget that there are induction methods. A few I've used are in my signature. WILD, MILD, DILD, and DEILD. You can learn how to do these by clicking, Wiki, then go to the DV tutorials.

As I can see MILD's are very easy for you to do. But generally speaking, which method would provide the most dramatic and quick results, without too much difficulty. I know I have not started my dream journal yet, but I have fairly good recall. But I am still going to keep a journal.

DEILD or DILD.

If you want to greatly increase your chances of becoming lucid, do a Wake Back To Bed (WBTB) whenever possible. Interrupting your sleep to remind yourself to become lucid does wonders.