I mostly agree, practice is key and appliying and implementing what you learn will also help. One thing I don't agree on is the trend point, I don't think it is a good idea for begginers to get hooked up with trends as they change too frequently and they don't add that much value to your basic skillsets most times. I'd say stick with the basics and well established tech and then once you have a good experience with that start to play with trendy stuff...
Otherwise as a beginner you might feel like you're always behind and wont be able to keep up with trends, hell not even professionals can xD This will have a negative effect on your mental game, possibly demotivating you.
I mostly agree, practice is key and appliying and implementing what you learn will also help. One thing I don't agree on is the trend point, I don't think it is a good idea for begginers to get hooked up with trends as they change too frequently and they don't add that much value to your basic skillsets most times. I'd say stick with the basics and well established tech and then once you have a good experience with that start to play with trendy stuff...
Otherwise as a beginner you might feel like you're always behind and wont be able to keep up with trends, hell not even professionals can xD This will have a negative effect on your mental game, possibly demotivating you.
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