I'd recommend picking out a project with a really short time-to-usefulness, but is also something you can keep working on forever. It should be kind of easy to put out there and then every incremental step will be building on top of that, so you're not "blocked", you're moreso working with an already-successful project.
Even if that means picking something extremely simple, I'd recommend scoping down and doing something extremely basic and then building on top of that.
What you need is time and experience and getting a win under your belt that you can continue to refine on an ongoing basis is big.
I'd recommend picking out a project with a really short time-to-usefulness, but is also something you can keep working on forever. It should be kind of easy to put out there and then every incremental step will be building on top of that, so you're not "blocked", you're moreso working with an already-successful project.
Even if that means picking something extremely simple, I'd recommend scoping down and doing something extremely basic and then building on top of that.
What you need is time and experience and getting a win under your belt that you can continue to refine on an ongoing basis is big.
Thanks a lot! That win under the belt would take me to a next level, so I'm gonna keep my focus on it.