@Dayhaysoos@Cloudflare probably in the same boat but I am also really making the thing for me too. So if im impressed, I would hope users/friends/anyone would be too. Just keep pushing!
No more Maxey and that means ultimate stream team moves to get me outta this 2nd round playoff matchup. Will keep on building https://t.co/9T9nwJlWKO to feel better...-_-
This might be the best career advice on the internet
Most people I’ve talked to wish they left a stagnant job earlier (myself included)
… but the negative inertia and fear keeps you there
If this feels familiar, take this as a sign to make a realistic assessment going into 2026
The non-obvious signs that you should move on:
1. Learning plateau - you’re stuck in an endless loop of doing the same thing over again
2. Organizational misfit - the company fails to utilize your strengths and the things you’re world class at doing
3. Execution friction - you’re stuck in constant firefighting, politics or admin vs shipping work and impactful work
4. Personality limitations - you haven’t learned how to translate your skills into institutional value
5. Lack of inspiration - you’re not inspired by leadership nor do you see a path to a positive outcome for the company
6. You dread going to work
most people don’t fail because they’re stupid.
they fail because they live in demo mode.
they read. they watch. they save tabs. they nod along.
nothing ever compiles. nothing ever ships.
the brain rewards recognition the same way it rewards achievement.
so people confuse understanding with progress.
real learning hurts.
real building breaks things.
real thinking forces you to admit you were wrong yesterday.
that’s why most people stay theoretical forever.
theory never humiliates you.
execution does.
and humiliation is the tuition fee for competence.
Came to the realization that people are far too self involved to genuinely care about you so you might as well go out and fail as many times as you need to in order to achieve your goals because their is no external scoreboard, judgement or shame in failure it’s only you v you and has always been that way