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Ultimately, the choice is between the hard way or the even harder way of not doing anything at all 🎯

Accepting that there's no easy way out can be liberating, leading to taking action without hesitation.

The pain of learning something new includes frustration and self-doubt, but it's important to push through the discomfort 💪

Fear of failure can cause people to put off tasks that involve hard work, such as learning a new skill.

Procrastination often stems from avoiding difficult tasks, says former procrastinator😴

Choose a career that offers flexibility and more free time. It can make all the difference in the world. Don't let the 9-5 grind steal your time away ⏰💨

2 hours can make a significant impact on your life. Imagine working remotely and having more free time - what would you do? 🤔Prioritize time, invest in yourself and those around you, and improve life's quality.

Having more free time changes how much you invest in yourself and those around you, improving life's overall quality. Don't let work control your life - switch to a flexible career.

Don't prioritize high-paying careers and forget your most valuable resource: time ⏰ Coding pays well, but working remotely and having more free time is invaluable. It can make a difference in staying fit, attending boys' poker night, or date night.

🧪Why switch from Chemical Engineering to programming? 2 hours/day can change your life. Fellow engineers spend it commuting, leaving no time for themselves. Imagine what they could do if they got those hours back.

We're building this platform to address the challenges we've faced ourselves, and we're eager to share it with you in the coming weeks. We value your feedback and look forward to helping you overcome these pains in your coding journey. Stay tuned for more!🚀 #coding #ebook

⚠️We're excited to announce that we're developing a platform, similar to Leetcode or CodingBat, where we provide our eBook problems ⚠️ If you get stuck, ChatGPT will give personalized help to keep you moving forward.

To help address these challenges, we've given away our Ebook with 500 problems from beginner to advanced 💡 While we received positive feedback, we wanted to do more. Looking up answers on Github when stuck is not ideal for truly learning

It's normal to feel overwhelmed when starting your coding journey. The vast amount of information available, such as programming languages and frameworks, can make it difficult to know where to begin. Hitting roadblocks along the way can add to the frustration🥴

Surveying our subscribers has helped us understand their biggest struggles when learning to code. Two recurring issues are the lack of a clear path from beginner to advanced and getting stuck without help, which leads to a loss of motivation

By focusing on the skills and knowledge that can directly help us solve problems, we become more valuable and effective in our personal and professional lives 🎯 Have you ever fallen into the action-fake trap?

Problem solvers prioritize finding practical solutions to real-world challenges over knowing every intricacy of a subject. Learning practical skills like useful git commands can be more beneficial than knowing every detail of Python

Instead of choosing hard, practical projects, it's easy to fall into the trap of watching tutorials or buying programming books on Amazon 🤔But this doesn't equate to real work and is no better than playing video games or eating chips.

Focusing too much on theory and academic knowledge can lead to drowning in countless ideas and concepts without ever putting them into practice. This is what author MJ DeMarco calls an "action-fake"

Many programming students struggle to shift from thinking like scholars to becoming problem solvers. Our education system teaches us to quote multiple books and algorithms, but the real market rewards those who can solve real-world problems 💡