I stopped playing Animal Crossing the day after I obtained the infinite turnip glitch. After selling all of them on the stalk market I had all the money in the world to buy stuff for my house but that's when it became uninteresting.
🔑What a life lesson man
This has been on my mind a lot so I decided to gather my thoughts in a video. I'd be curious to see if any of you relate to this!
https://t.co/9Yoz1QlWpk
The path to build a career around code has not been without its rough patches for me. Especially after making the leap to big tech. Struggles to find meaning and purpose have definitely been a recurring theme.
From conversations I've had with colleagues, I'm not alone 👇🏻
@TomFrankly@NickWolfIsHere I used to have this problem too. The thing that helped me was creating Twitter Lists for the niches I was interested in. Those lists grew organically as I saw with what other people those on the initial list interacted with.
@AliAbdaal - Find what area of technology interests you and use resources that teach you coding oriented to that. It's very easy to give up if you don't find it interesting enough.
- Start small and iterative with projects. Not just following tutorials
- Be patient with your learning curve
@BendikMatej This is awesome. I'm a mobile engineer and every time I need to deal with React I feel like I'm all over this graph and definitely not making much progress.