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I'm definitely on the way to finishing something so a more focused approach is for sure working. The email mentioned something about additional tasks and there are definitely a lot. Finding assets and design is something I didn't really factor in before and it's now why I understand people react for CSS frameworks lol. On my downtime on my day job I definitely spend more time thinking and planning.
I do feel that I'm making progress towards my long term goals. Given that I'm resuming this challenge 2 years later, this is especially the case. I've committed to working through #100DaysofCode for the past few months. One of my long-term goals is to explore front-end: HTML, CSS, & JavaScript and I have been doing just that! Along with that, I've made a habit with coding outside of work. One year ago, I was diagnosed with ADHD. Now that I have a treatment that works for me, it has made a huge difference in my consistency to code outside of work. Who would have thought I struggled in the past simply because of the way my brain is wired?
With my working through front-end material, I've learned that certain courses will take me longer than anticipated and that's okay! Given that I am someone who likes to complete things, this was hard to combat. I've taken 2 months to work through most of The Odin Project Foundations course. I'm also prioritizing applying the skills to my own projects rather than just clicking through the tutorials. At this time, instead of focusing on a single project, I'm iteratively adding on to existing projects that I have. I will then create my portfolio website.
Its been a thing since I was in high school.
something difficult
Now is a good time to clean my room ðŸ˜