@DaveyHert exactly! I often jump from one thing to another and another... and create a complete mess and chaos... to then start again in a more structured way, keeping my curiosity disciplined...
My curiosity oftentimes leads me down the rabbit hole to later throw me into despair by making me fully aware that there's sooo much out there that I don't know...
Don't you want to know... EVERYTHING?
@ShresthaBheart I completely agree, Bheart! I often find myself overwhelmed by this, I might say, unhealthy urge... And as you suggest, celebrating small wins can really have a great impact and boost your morale, instead of feeling beaten down and fall in despair...
@DaveyHert I feel the same... always squeezed in a short time frame. But this phrase made me think: "People overestimate what they can do in 1 year, and underestimate what they can do in 10." I guess we should just chill, time wise, and let learning unfold incrementally...
@accolades_dev Thanks for sharing, Luc! Can't agree more... It's a tiring feeling to have... and in today's world, I guess, it's not a wise plan to be "Jack of all trades but master of none."...
@FrancescoCiull4 Option 2๏ธโฃ, always.
If the project, and the work I'm doing in general, doesn't fulfill me, eventually I'll be deprived of any motivation and bigger picture, which can greatly affect my general job satisfaction...
@sskenjale wow, I bet it has been a fun class ๐
I saw it in a documentary and was delighted by the level of creativity.
it's videos like this that make CS fun and enjoyable ๐๐
The reason why I love the HTML/CSS/JS path for starting out is that you can make something as simple as this game:
https://t.co/X3KhEpZpaL
and feel motivated to build more, by just seeing your labour turn into tangible, visually satisfying result..
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