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Every (good) business has 4 cycles:
1. You do everything.
2. You hire generalists to do many things.
3. You hire specialists to replace generalists.
4. The specialists run everything.
Every step is hard. Every step is worth it.
@Dearme2_ Financial freedom is when you have enough to do as much as you need and want to.
Because many people keep chasing endless amounts of money, without knowing when enough is enough.
A king without limits will lose his head.
@readswithravi “Do not try to do everything. Do one thing well.”
Hmmmm, try to learn as much as you can about many different things. It will make you better at building things that work for many people because you now have knowledge from various fields and disciplines.
@jiya_3063 coding with music and coding in silence works for me, it just depends on the timing.
if am debugin, i will stop the music so i can see the bug,
if am writing the code, i will play the music so i can write the bug.
what do you think?
A good student will become a good master, and a good master will always be a student.
masters understands that learning never ends, thats what makes them masters in the craft and practice
@sysxplore I think in the near future, when the world becomes a society of thinkers,
Linux users will become bullies, hahaha,
because Windows will be bloated with AI, and macOS will get no marks at all.
@Maeveshee POV: everyone is working but not everyone love what they do.
if you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life,
it is as simple as that.
@Dearme2_ Another form of power is having the capacity to create chaos, yet choosing peace.
Blessed are the peacemakers
—those who have the power to cause chaos but choose peace instead.
“Everything Windows can do, Linux can do better.”
— The words of a wise man.
Returning to Windows from Linux is like taking a trip to hell
—a journey with a very quick return.
@sysxplore “Everything Windows can do, Linux can do better.”
— The words of a wise man.
Returning to Windows from Linux is like taking a trip to hell
—a journey with a very quick return.