Listen "39: Learn to Observe"
Episode Synopsis
Things Mentioned
Out of Shape? Just Do THIS (Ladder on wall video)
Bryn Jackson & Sarah Jackson - Excellent people to talk to building things
Always Push To Master (Readme mention)
Listener Question
"How do you come up with professional goals?" - @jakehschwartz
Find what makes you happy and then do that. Stay flexible, don't try to get too solid a plan together because things change, and people change.
We get asked a lot "How do you get into programming?"
A lot of people approach us with this same question. Instead of focusing on tech centric things like "start with html or js", here are our tips that help with sticking to programming, and managing every day issues that arrise.
Be patient, Be patient, Be patient.
Learn how to manage frustration.
Learn when to take a break.
Learn to take feedback, learn to not take everything personally.
Learn to be observant, learn to pay attention to the small details.
Learn to take a step back and look at the big picture.
Maintain a blog or journal of things you're learning. It'll help you with the big picture thing where you can see real progress.
Learn how to break a problem into small chunks. This makes solivng problems much more manageable.
Leave us a review!
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Show Notes Archive
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Out of Shape? Just Do THIS (Ladder on wall video)
Bryn Jackson & Sarah Jackson - Excellent people to talk to building things
Always Push To Master (Readme mention)
Listener Question
"How do you come up with professional goals?" - @jakehschwartz
Find what makes you happy and then do that. Stay flexible, don't try to get too solid a plan together because things change, and people change.
We get asked a lot "How do you get into programming?"
A lot of people approach us with this same question. Instead of focusing on tech centric things like "start with html or js", here are our tips that help with sticking to programming, and managing every day issues that arrise.
Be patient, Be patient, Be patient.
Learn how to manage frustration.
Learn when to take a break.
Learn to take feedback, learn to not take everything personally.
Learn to be observant, learn to pay attention to the small details.
Learn to take a step back and look at the big picture.
Maintain a blog or journal of things you're learning. It'll help you with the big picture thing where you can see real progress.
Learn how to break a problem into small chunks. This makes solivng problems much more manageable.
Leave us a review!
Last but not least, if you haven't rated or reviewed the show yet and you'd like to do us a huge favor, you can do so by clicking here!
Show Notes Archive
If you're looking for a link we've mentioned in the past, head on over to the Does Not Compute Show Notes repo and use GitHub's excellent search tool!
Join Us On Slack
If you've enjoyed the show so far, reach out to us on twitter at @seanwashington and @paulstraw, or join us in the Spec.fm slack community at http://spec.fm/slack!
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