Say yes to almost everything early, when you are still finding out what you are good at.
Then say no to almost everything once you have found the thing worth committing to. Youth is for range. Mastery is for focus. Confusing the two quietly wastes both.
Today, reminiscing on past events I had a glimpse of what Tony robbins means when he says We often overestimate what we can do in a year and underestimate what we can do in 2 or 3 decades.
On the path to creating new heights for the next 2-3 decades
Looking ahead to 2026, my focus is clear-to become a fully certified Data Scientist while continuing to build practical skills and meaningful projects.
As the year comes to an end, I've taken time to reflect, and one thing is clear: growth is essential for the next phase of my journey.
For a long time, I had the intention of learning more about tech, but I also mastered the art of postponement.
Advanced my foundational knowledge in Python With this, I was able to build a simple To-Do application
Project link:
https://t.co/Md7arYq8lC
The journey wasn't without challenges.
What I didn't anticipate was how much learning, self-discovery, and intentional growth would unfold along the way.
Here's what this year looked like:
Became proficient in HTML and CSS
From "I don't have the time as a Medical Laboratory Science student" to "I'm currently training as an intern," there was always a reason not to start.
At the beginning of the year, my goal was simple: complete NYSC and remain on autopilot.
I'm recruiting multiple PhD students this cycle to join me at Harvard University and the Kempner Institute! My interests span vision and intelligence, including 3D/4D, active perception, memory, representation learning, and anything you're excited to explore!
Deadline: Dec 15th.
A major disadvantage occurs when you >1 of this HTML syntax and you want to insert them into a general element like <div>,<span> so that you can give them a general css attribute like a pseudo element ( hover ).
The hover box can appear to be larger than expected
There is a funny thing I discovered from my friend today with HTML. He believes any tag that has content must always be inside the paragraph tag imagine inserting a div tag within a paragraph tag.
<p>
<div></div>
</p>
You are going to need to do some hard things to be happy in life.
Yes, hard things because they will make you uncomfortable. They will also make you question how you’re going to find the strength to push forward.
You will rather avoid them because it's far easier to run away from them, but these are things that will make you stronger. They will ultimately build you up and change your life.
These hard things make the difference between existing and living, between knowing the path and walking it, between a lifetime of empty promises to yourself and one filled with purpose, progress, and fulfillment.