I especially like #1. Feeling like there are a million things to learn is definitely something that hits home for me. Making a list, prioritizing it, and chipping away at it is a great approach.
I absolutely agree. A beauty and horror of programming is there's an infinite amount to learn. That means constantly choosing what not to learn, but it also helps us value and make better use of what we do learn.
It's like "The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up" but for our brains - focus less on what to discard and more on what to keep!
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Hey Max! Thanks for sharing this.
I especially like #1. Feeling like there are a million things to learn is definitely something that hits home for me. Making a list, prioritizing it, and chipping away at it is a great approach.
I absolutely agree. A beauty and horror of programming is there's an infinite amount to learn. That means constantly choosing what not to learn, but it also helps us value and make better use of what we do learn.
It's like "The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up" but for our brains - focus less on what to discard and more on what to keep!