That happens to me every once in awhile too! How do you typically get through these phases?
I like to jot down things I've did in the past that led to growth and learning new things, books I've read, and remembering that one can only learn so much every day :)
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I dive into really hard code or mentor people at work. The later is a better idea because it really brings perspective, and they can teach you stuff too.
That happens to me every once in awhile too! How do you typically get through these phases?
I like to jot down things I've did in the past that led to growth and learning new things, books I've read, and remembering that one can only learn so much every day :)
I dive into really hard code or mentor people at work. The later is a better idea because it really brings perspective, and they can teach you stuff too.
Makes sense - it is also really helpful to explain things at times, because then you find out how much you know or need to research :)