I want to eventually have sufficient knowledge to create something. I want to be able to take an assessment at a job interview and do well. I also want to have the confidence to do this.
Although I am from the belief that learning is a lifelong journey that never ends, I will feel more confident in my goal achievement once I have completed:
Intermediate Java (FIU)
CodgGym course
Udemy course
JetBrains Academy
I have three assumptions I've identified:
Time
Progress
Motivation
The only reason time is a concern is because I'm turning 51 this year and just feel like I don't have time to waste. I'm assuming I will make progress and stay motivated although I have days when I feel I am not making progress and lose motivation. The reason for this: not being able to solve similar types of problems.
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I hear you. I'm about to turn 39. When I have days where my code is just not working, I try to code something else that's more fun. That way I never lose motivation.
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I want to eventually have sufficient knowledge to create something. I want to be able to take an assessment at a job interview and do well. I also want to have the confidence to do this.
Although I am from the belief that learning is a lifelong journey that never ends, I will feel more confident in my goal achievement once I have completed:
I have three assumptions I've identified:
The only reason time is a concern is because I'm turning 51 this year and just feel like I don't have time to waste. I'm assuming I will make progress and stay motivated although I have days when I feel I am not making progress and lose motivation. The reason for this: not being able to solve similar types of problems.
Good luck, Ron you are going to kill the job interviews!
Time is the only thing we'll never have more of. Keep it up!
All the best Ron.
All the best, Ron!
It's inspiring to see your motivation at this stage of life, Ron. I wish you the best of success in your journey.
I hear you. I'm about to turn 39. When I have days where my code is just not working, I try to code something else that's more fun. That way I never lose motivation.