Coding Diary Entry #4 - Getting Back on the Horse

dedicatedguy (74) · 7 years ago

I write about this a few days ago about the importance of saying “no”

When we say yes to something we simultaneously say no to something else, and if the thing we are saying “no” is ourselves that can cause us problems in the long term. Therefore, even if it might sound selfish, sometimes we simply need to say no to other people. Only that way we can find proper balance for us.

Cheers dude!

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annyvery1 (49) · 7 years ago

In school days... I was thought opportunity forgone ... that's how i best understand your reply ... interms of saying yes to what is most important.
Finding a balance in your life , your carrier and family .. and to conclude.. a lot of people have unachieved goals that keeps piling up for them..
Why not just create a life that takes you one step at a time

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simplifylife (63) · 7 years ago

When it comes to something as complicated as coding, better not to have too many skip days. Consistency is the key because these codes need to get hammered into you brain!!!

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mawit07 (66) · 7 years ago

Not even 10 minutes into this your post has already gotten over 100 votes. Why bother learning to program when you can simply write articles. lol.

Regarding the allocation of time I think with today's hectic schedules it maybe better off to just do the stuff when you have time and push hard on it. What I mean is if I have 1 full day to do what I want I just dedicated all into studying that whole day. See how much I can get out of it because tomorrow I maybe busy with something else and do not have the time to pick up where I left off. It will be harder to pick up where I left off if I do not do it for a while. Make the best of what time I have. Thanks.

BTW I will come back and upvote after 30 minutes on your post. Just want my curation rewards lol.

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markhu (34) · 7 years ago

I'm curious too, CryptOctopus. You seem so good at writing posts, why switch to something you are not so good at?

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taskmaster4450 (78) · 7 years ago

Discipline Discipline Discipline.

Writing needs to be a daily habit, like breathing or taking a shower. No matter what comes up, barring an extreme emergency where there are EMT personnel involved, writing needs to take place on a daily basis. This is what the successful always state.

I watched an interview with a romance novel writer, the name that escapes me, who is one of the most successful in terms of sales. She said she wrote everyday, for decades...without missing a day. It might only be 500 or 1000 words but she got it in. That is dedication to her craft.

I have to view things in that light since I tend to lack the discipline. My goal on Steemit is two posts a day (I allow myself only one on Sunday). This I do no matter what....it is something that I committed myself to. If I do not have this etched in my mind, something else will come up.

So I make it a part of my day, no matter what.

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serkagan (65) · 7 years ago

Oh, yes, my friend, I understand you perfectly, and such a state happens to everyone who wants to strive in their lives. We try to learn, create, succeed and the main advantage of a person helps us - this is his life experience. Experience and knowledge in the most diverse areas of life. A person with a rich life experience is ready for success. His failures were the necessary preparation, the time of discipleship. His main mistakes he has already committed, and there is no need to expect foolishness from him. He is hardened by difficulties and adversities, he knows how to hold a blow - unlike those who can not boast of a great life experience. Thank you @cryptoctopus

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gauttam (53) · 7 years ago

To achieve something in life we need to make a proper plan and implementation of that plan in proper order is must. Yes you are very right that we need to look back that why it happened, because we have to prepare ourselves to avoid that mistake again. Keep in touch with your work specially in your beginning days. Keep going, good luck.

fitzgibbon (61) · 7 years ago (edited)

Schedule, structurize and plan. Then follow through with discipline and turn it into a habit.

It's not easy, but if you succeed you will benefit from it for the rest of your life!

Oh and keep posting, last Friday I saw a Jordan Peterson video on one of your blogs. It was exceptionally inspirational. I've watched about 10 hours of JP videos on youtube this weekend. Must say, I'm inspired to go explore the shadow and emerge as hero...

cryptoctopus (74) · 7 years ago (edited)

Maps of Memeing: https://www.reddit.com/r/Jordan_Peterson_Memes/

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fitzgibbon (61) · 7 years ago

Exactly!

tronthetechie (56) · 7 years ago

Sounds like my last week, Life gets in the way.

What kind of schedule do you think will work for you?

theguruasia (67) · 7 years ago

@cryptoctopus,
Yeah I have noted you didn't post as usual! But I thought you were busy wit coding. Anyway, your type is more generous than others and helpful. Sometimes it might make issues like you highlighted here. I know you won't say NO to people, but if you say NO today, I think in future they all will experience the benefits from your works. Try to attach with the schedule, practice is the most essential thing! Hope to see your coding session tomorrow!

Cheers~

resteemia (56) · 7 years ago

loosing the schedule, kind of weird feeling, but recoverable. if you can earn 150 x 6 usd = 900 usd in 50 mins by 1 article, don't get the stress, you can plan your coding sessions without a doubt. good luck @cryptoctopus

rival (67) · 7 years ago

Happy to see you started again. I guess it's hard to always have the focus. especially as a starter. But soon tou get more rewarded by making and creating some nice things.. Curious about the next code release..

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aweber (67) · 7 years ago

I know I've been there, so many times. One of the hardest things to motivate myself to do is exercise, especially in the winter. Funny thing is, when I control myself and won't let myself do anything trivial (watch TV, etc) I find the motivation much quicker :)

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ghulammujtaba (59) · 7 years ago

Time management is the most important thing to implement in your life when you start learning some new skills. Most of the people give up because they try so hard and expect the results to be in their favor asap but unfortunately, it doesn’t happen. I hope it doesn’t happen to you but what I would suggest you to give max 3 hours a day and then just relax. 3 hours doze of coding is enough to remember stuff in the longer run.
I am also learning PHP and still in the procedural phase. I have set a goal to become an expert of this language at the end of this year including OOP and laravel framework, so I am going slow but in the right direction.

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annyvery1 (49) · 7 years ago

Of all comments .. I think I totally agree with you

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steemwija (58) · 7 years ago

@cryptoctopus - Sir you got the roadmap & hope you'll make a schedule & routine... Then restart your work Sir... You are unbeatable... You already made a huge progress Sir... Don't give up...

+W+

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ainie.kashif (65) · 7 years ago (edited)

Hi @cryptoctopus, same here... means, me too having too much problem with my time management. Like I wish there are 30 hours in a day so that I can manage my time better. I have always been complaining lately that time flies too fast because I am juggling my time here and there between office-family-Steemit. But for you I suggest just a schedule to follow that will manage your time better. I wish you success in your learning to coding and programming so that you will gain your superpower soon. I understand how complicated it was trying to master that new knowledge you have just learned. All the best and have a pleasant day, cheers, ainie

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bloomberg215 (54) · 7 years ago

It takes a lot of discipline to master anything. You also have to be very FOCUS and sacrifice a lot, which means not doing trivial many things, but prioritize. If you want something badly and you now why you want it and your why is strong enough, you will get there, but it takes time.

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vidafitnessfeliz (61) · 7 years ago

4 days without practicing has happened to me in some activities when I train stop practicing and when I want to make it looks forget some points so you are right to do a timeline helps not to lose the focus of practicing

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hornblende (61) · 7 years ago

I don't know about you but, I tend to put others before myself very often. It may be because I am more agreeable than most...but even though sometimes it can be a virtue, sometimes it's also a vice to can make me resentful.

Yeah I also have the habit of putting others before myself and it hasn't yielded any meaningful contributions to me, because most people take you as been soft when you try to behave in that way. But you can't change me.

Wish you strength as you continue your programming journey.. It's not an easy job combining blogging and programming..

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wdougwatson (54) · 7 years ago

I suck at schedules, I'm just not that kind of person. I'll admit too that I have suffered for it. I think for me though that it is important to roll with it. When I have tried to organize it has stifled my creativity.

The bottom line is I gotta do me AND I gotta make that work for me. Finding the right balance of me/functional can be hard for a freak like me.

Thanks for the post.

Keep Steeming!

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samiwhyte (60) · 7 years ago

Coding is great @cryptoctopus but you must remain active, practicing the codes to become professional. Taking a break from coding is disastrous, this can lead to you having difficulty when next you code.

You said the solution in your conclusion, we must add schedule and a routine to empower or learning path.

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salahchiva (59) · 7 years ago

These are some of the good advice that I do. I personally know that there is no such thing as impossible. Only all you have to do is start. Only the rest will come.
Another advice steemit platform is the best to do it and you will find a way of success has lit up before you

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kartiksingh (65) · 7 years ago

Its very difficult to come on track again when we missed the practice for few days but it is not impossible and you are right ...it's so important to know how to schedule your time properly and stick to that schedule....
Never give up ...happy coding

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bcrafts (55) · 7 years ago

My guess is that I haven't systematically set a time everyday to go over material. I went full hog without a schedule and then when other things came up and no time was available...4 days went by without a single line of code.

I would advice you make a timetable and adhere to it strictly
Persistence and patience is key for you to learn coding
Its not a day's job learning new stuff
Just keep your head down and focus i am sure you would get to understand coding fast.

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wendie (47) · 7 years ago

I totally agree with its, they say experience is a better teacher, the most important part of standing after a fall is know why you fell. Thanks for sharing this motivation

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sistem (60) · 7 years ago

It's now been 4 days since I wrote a single line of code. That's not good. Practice and keeping what I've learned at the forefront of my mind is important and that much time without coding is an easy path for me to start forgetting what I worked so hard at acquiring.

Sure, ones you leave it, it leaves you. Programmers code every single day because most of them take it as a hobby.

Coding is like every other thing you try to learn and it's even more difficult when you don't do it for a while because it has to do with getting acquainted with lots of things perceived as jargons and breathing life into it and the final product is the software that comes from it.

In conclusion , try to create a schedule for yourself so you don't drift far from coding and won't be able to find your way back.

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max1994 (1) · 7 years ago (edited)

You right around 100% need to plan time for any movement like this. Make it a meeting with yourself, and don't give anything a chance to meddle with that. After only half a month you'll soon find that the procedure is relatively programmed. That doesn't mean you can expel the "arrangement", however it will mean its less demanding to shut out different things requesting your consideration when it comes time to chip away at coding. Good fortunes and continue working towards your objectives

slayer10 (56) · 7 years ago

Despite being well planned, the most important factor that is effective in reaching the goal of a program or course is the time. For example; the teacher might have made a perfect plan that would make sense in a four-course course. However, if there are two courses that he / she can use for that subject, and he / she has prepared his / her plan without considering it, he / she will end the course without giving a statement and can not give the information he wants to give.
I upvoted and resteemed this post

hornetnz (46) · 7 years ago

It's kind of like brushing your teeth...When its in your routine, its not a big deal. But if its not in your routine, then making time for it suddenly becomes not very important.

meritigbunu (49) · 7 years ago

This is completely correct if you don't know why you fell you would definitely fall again

gniksivart (67) · 7 years ago

I try and do this with my time on Steem. It's limited so I try and prevent distractions by setting out blocks of time for all my obligations here on Steemit, trying to create at least one post a day, and commenting as much as possible.

Keeping distractions to a minimum and setting aside set blocks of time for certain activities has helped me be more productive on Steem and my life in general.

stevelou (56) · 7 years ago

This has happened with me with Steemit.. I was doing great, then some bad things happened in my life but hey, here I am back on track stronger then ever! Love that quote by the way, will save it for when I need some motivation!

shencoin (55) · 7 years ago (edited)

hahha i think you need to motivate yourself more and stich on your work and make your shedule strong and stick on it and maybe you need for a teem work which create some more intrestings and you will do your job good or maybe you need to posts here daily about your class and after yoru practica maybe this thing will good for you and will help you,,
so plan it again with better strategy and then follow this,, and i suggest to work with some other like as team work its better think and make work more intrest its my own experience @cryptoctopus

charitybot (63) · 7 years ago

Time budgeting is just as important as financial budgeting, glad to see you know the value of scheduling and carving out a set time for the things that we might otherwise let fall by the wayside. Get back at it with a refreshed mindset, and good luck in your coding journey!

phgnomo (64) · 7 years ago

I am Just struggling with my schedule to organize all the projects and demand i have...
I feel the pain.

robrowe (56) · 7 years ago

well you first of all you need to set your tiem and make your shedule and will not make any gap in your ruouten i also observe why people dont learen coding bcz they have not a proper shedule and the big thing in coding when we leave it for a day or some day,, then crash every thing in our minds and also crash our aim and start to forgeting start from our memory our all learned ,,
so dont leave it for a while or also for a day then sure you get it

cryptotter (44) · 7 years ago

Time management (and procrastination) is my downfall. Can get a lot done in a short amount of time, but if I had just dedicated myself to, and scheduled out, a couple solid hours of work every day/week for a project then I would've been a lot further ahead in the end. Also would've created a better end product than I did in a 1-2 day cram session.

I try to fix it every so often and get organized but I'm procrastinating right now by reading your post and writing this comment... Gonna get back to work now.. promise.

mostafa1 (48) · 7 years ago (edited)

am at the same page as you are I started my journey 29 days ago and I insisit to practice every day and to devote more time and effrot and am doing well sometimes a hit a hard to grasp concept but I persevere just because it's excites me to dive more and more
I'd like to tell you it's okay to get frustruting at times all programmers do. what's intersting about programming is that it's highly addictive once you make a part of your day. wish lots of lock in your journey @cryptoctopus

oyvindsabo (53) · 7 years ago

I once decided to learn playing the piano. I practiced one hour every day and I was astonished by how quickly I was able to learn. After two weeks, I stopped playing regularly. Needless to say, I don't know how to play the piano anymore:p I did, however, have no problem programming in Java after a one year break. It's curious how these things work. Get back into Javascript before it's too late!

Good luck :D

moneyinfant (56) · 7 years ago

You almost 100% have to schedule time for any activity like this. Make it an appointment with yourself, and don't let anything interfere with that. After just a few weeks you'll soon find that the process is almost automatic. That doesn't mean you can remove the "appointment", but it will mean its easier to block out other things demanding your attention when it comes time to work on coding. Good luck and keep working towards your goals!

cupido24 (46) · 7 years ago

everything begins with dedication, part of the learning we are learning with the falls we make, but with effort and value the time that is very important in our lives you can achieve what is important is not to give up ... good publication

enolife (56) · 7 years ago (edited)

Yeah! Another diary again.

It's now been 4 days since I wrote a single line of code. That's not good. Practice and keeping what I've learned at the forefront of my mind is important and that much time without coding is an easy path for me to start forgetting what I worked so hard at acquiring.

I've been waiting for days to read from your new diary and I've been wondering what went wrong.

Yeah!, Sometime staying for a long time without consecutive coding practice and a long break from coding makes one to forget most of the thing he/she has learnt..

A practical example is when I stopped coding in java, it got confusing when I started again and I discovered that I had practically forgotten how to do a whole lot of things, most especially how to arrange my classes.

It's all nice and motivating to say that "it's how quickly we get back up" that counts...but it's also a good to take a moment to reflect on WHY we fell in the first place and then readjust our behaviors so that it doesn't happen again.

Yeah, it's all about disciplining ones self. For me, I've learnt to be more focus - even though I sometimes fail in doing that. I've also mapped out schedules, reading and coding time, alarms and everything that'll put me on my toes to remain focused and dedicated.

Thanks once more for this diary @cryptoctopus. Today's own is a bit motivational and I've learnt from it.

Hope to read more of ur diaries soon and maybe grab some coding tips out of it.

Happy Steeming

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ir3k (73) · 7 years ago (edited)

Oh @cryptoctopus, I understand you so much! I always do not have enough time for everything I want and I need. I have already started to get up much earlier, but I still
have a problem with my time management, so I continue to try to manage my time better.
I wish you success in your time management!

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zirar (49) · 7 years ago

Discipline is number one!

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lekkyboi (33) · 7 years ago

Having a learning path and plan is good...but without a schedule and a routine to empower it might be a recipe for disaster

Yes, what I really suggest is that for you to have learned the path. Henceforth you should start the schedule and the routine to for the empowerment. Because time waits for nobody.

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ungest (56) · 7 years ago

Having a learning path and plan is good...but without a schedule and a routine to empower it might be a recipe for disaster.

I don't write codes but I know how it can be bad to not have a schedule or plan for your day.
You'll eventually overdo one thing and then find out that you've not even done another.
So yeah, to have a plan for each day is good.
Little by little, you'll get the job done.

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teslim (49) · 7 years ago

That was well composed. Thumbs up

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indronill (45) · 7 years ago

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elladean (40) · 7 years ago

Its nice to be back to coding. Constant practice is essential

2..Putting others before yourself is a virtue... i tell you! Its not common. So dont change it!

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cryptoctopus (74) · 7 years ago (edited)

putting yourself before other is a virtue unless you become resentful because of it.

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fabzmani (46) · 7 years ago

thanks for sharing this, learning no to fall agan starts with understanding why you fell in the first place

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jingis07 (66) · 7 years ago

I am new to steemit and I'm glad to have you back on the episode. Been enjoying the series

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crypto-q (25) · 7 years ago

I totally get you! I've been there. The best investment is investing in yourself and your perspectives. That snowballs into a whole new you!! Good Luck!!

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ericlongways (45) · 7 years ago

Nice shot
Where you take it that?
I really that is so wonderful

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ickyrescuer (34) · 7 years ago

Follow Me :)

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mibreit-photo (61) · 7 years ago (edited)

That's true. Some kind of schedule or routine is always helpful. I usually set time aside for creative stuff (not coding) in the morning before I even go to work. A few years ago I read the book "the miracle Morning" by Hal Elrod, which made a dramatic change to my daily routine

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latindance (25) · 7 years ago

Be like a shot in the dark

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fc-steemit (25) · 7 years ago

Excellent post, I've just postponed many things in my life precisely for not making a timeline .... Greetings friend ...

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piyaigwe (25) · 7 years ago

This is very cool

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phunke (59) · 7 years ago

Time management is very important, at the same time we need to consider our health,when creating our work schedule

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sebavdp (47) · 7 years ago

Dont worry about the fall, its all about the landing.

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jakaria007 (30) · 7 years ago

great post. well writing bro :)

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aussieninja (62) · 7 years ago

So... are you saying that writing code isn't part of your routine yet?

It's not the worst thing in the world to take a break from things... no one can have such a regimented life that absolutely no new tasks can be introduced, there always has to be some give and take.. but I spreadsheet my day because I can never keep track of all the things I need to do and all the things it'd be nice to have done. Working a normal 9-5 job is so much easier because you go to work, and work, and go home... working on stuff like coding is so much harder because you might lock yourself away for two days, or you might not touch it for two weeks. At the end of the day it is a language so the more you immerse yourself the easier it is.

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vishal09 (55) · 7 years ago

It's always like that isn't it ? In the beginning there will be so much enthusiasm , as the time passes the distraction overweights.
The only cure is "discipline" brother!
Good luck your journey with javascript.

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ugetfunded (62) · 7 years ago

Every fall holds a lesson for us

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victoriasunday (30) · 7 years ago

It's really nice having you back...looking forward to the other episodes

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biggy345 (47) · 7 years ago

Mee too .great content

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krisschus-shed (25) · 7 years ago

Definitely something I can relate to. Thank you very much for the reminding words to maintain staunch vigil over important things.

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morningtundra (53) · 7 years ago

I can’t afford to be too regimented with my learning schedule- it sucks the fun and enjoyment out of it. If your body and mind need a 4 day break, let em have it. Unless you have a deadline, remember to smell the roses.

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michelhenry (52) · 7 years ago

It is about making you think from a different perspective.
Excellent post good analyses thanks for sharing

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byvictoryzafer (25) · 7 years ago

ones you leave it, it leaves you

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fatherfaith (68) · 7 years ago

I love this

Having a learning path and plan is good...but without a schedule and a routine to empower it might be a recipe for disaster

Schedule and planning is very important

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enolife (56) · 7 years ago (edited)

This came out as a double post. So ignore it

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nikethemutt (53) · 7 years ago

There are always things fighting for our attention, not to mention the temptation to be lazy (if only for a day or two). Good article.

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octavianfeodot (52) · 7 years ago

Great post, I'm also a programmer enthusiast.

Btw what do you think about utopian.io?

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salmanbukhari54 (66) · 7 years ago

Life is the name of sequence and discipline with wonderful planning one can touch the sky of success. I am so motivated to read this amazing quote

Absolutly right, bouncing back does matter a lot. People forget your past but they never forget your latest status in life.

I have learnt from this blog a myth of life that is ; make your life scheduled and composed to achieve anything in my life.

Thank you so much for giving me strength @cryptoctopus

Stay Blessed, Steem On!

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levitated-mind (50) · 7 years ago

Making plans and schedules is the best recipe to getting the job done

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onlyblack (54) · 7 years ago

planning is very important but you need to adhere to the timing. otherwise we can not do our wishes. we must improve ourselves

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laurawright (34) · 7 years ago

Hello, i am new to steemit and trying to figure out how it works. Would be glad if anyone can help out

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arrowj (56) · 7 years ago

I have limited brain power so I tend to have to focus on one thing to really get it. Unfortunately I am not good at that. It is not so much the family, etc. that keep me from keeping at it, but distractions within the domain...that lead outside the domain. I have wanted to program for years, but always fail (see a couple of my posts), but I keep trying again. Of course trying to also focus on Steemit divides my attention.

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davekavanagh (66) · 7 years ago

I can fully relate. I've been teaching myself 3d modelling and rendering, on and off for the past 3 years. I seem to get into good habits for a few weeks where I get into a routine, am able to study through the trickier topics and make real progress with it. Then I get distracted by something that takes me away for a few days or weeks and its so hard to return. I guess its like a lot of things, when it becomes part of your routine its works great, progression and improvement happen at a really rewarding pace. Its just a matter of keeping with that routine.

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samirich (60) · 7 years ago

A plan must come with a constant schedule of events. Practice they say makes perfect and repetition they also say is the law of deep and lasting impression.

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smjn (53) · 7 years ago

In addition to the sound advice already written, I personally find keeping a TODO list essential to be productive. Does not matter if it is trello or a plain text file, as long as it breaks down everything into short specific tasks, with some organization and priority. In particular it is very helpful when starting to work, you avoid procrastinating and have no worries of "what to do next". As long as you get started on an item in the list and if you manage to focus for about 15 minutes, any struggles you have with keeping your mind from wandering will be gone.

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skiesandsports (60) · 7 years ago

I always struggle with scheduling and inevitably something always falls to the sidelines as a consequence. Getting increasingly hooked on Steemit has actually forced me to prioritise and plan, weirdly I'm getting work and exercise done much more efficiently and making new time for Steemit!

Hope you managed to get down to some coding!

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xinese (53) · 7 years ago

This is the first time I am commenting on your post. But i must say i am motivated. Although its been over two weeks since i coded. I will definitely try to get a schedule and time table that i must resolve to follow. And i am also open to any suggestion that you have. Thanks for this. Hope to get more from you next time @cryptoctopus

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spiritualmax (64) · 7 years ago

Hello Cryptoctopus.

As you may know, you were featured in my Steemit Trading Card game post. I'm doing the rounds delivering the high res images of the cards that were made.

Here's yours:

I hope you liked it.
Cheers!

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juanersatzman (54) · 7 years ago

I agree. I also know that sometimes, it’s important to take time away from something, to let problems work themselves out, and reapproach the task with a clearer mind and a clean slate. I feel like it’s important to mix discipline with rewards, essentially manipulating your own psychology to want to do the task and to find it more engaging.

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lemouth (72) · 7 years ago

It's now been 4 days since I wrote a single line of code. That's not good.

I disagree (on the basis of my own experience). As I told you in your other post, making breaks is important. Long break to. That gives you some time to think about problems and possibly tackle them with another approach.

Having a schedule for coding is good, but keep in mind that the schedule may have to be adapted (you cannot evaluate how much time you will spend on bug hunting, and user support once your code will become public and used).

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crypto-nella (39) · 7 years ago

So you are back at coding. Wonderful =)

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emiii18 (42) · 7 years ago

Excellent post, very important what you say, I like very thoughtful..

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sergiomendes (74) · 7 years ago

ohhhh yeah get back on the game... I know the feeling of thinking more about others than ourselves and I know also that is something almost impossible to control!

That also takes a lot of practise. Maybe You need to write a code that will help You remind about that every day and just program that code every morning... over and over again. until You find the balance between Help Yourself and helping others :D

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natanaelbara (42) · 7 years ago

What a clever way of thinking something like that and arrange them in one essay. Happy to read qualuty content.

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itini (32) · 7 years ago

Glad to have you back on the episodes..welcome back

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jumowa (65) · 7 years ago

I can't say I know how it feels to code and what impact it has on your thoughts and feelings. Everything I do is bind to emotions and experience, especially when doing something we would pinpoint as "our thing"

But reading your thoughts the first thing that comes into my mind that resembles similar relations is being on a certain diet with a goal.

I'm a certified fitness trainer and I did several transformations throughout 20 years of being in the fitness scene myself and not sticking to a plan although actually doing work also set me back without first realizing it.

It's weird!

Although I have all this experience it's like I forget about steps I did hundreds of times just because my body forgot about it for a while. Not sure if that makes sense. It's like a spark of inspiration that is lost on the way and only by enduring a plateau of "nothing is happening" we enable ourselves for the next step forward rather then bouncing back and starting over.

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enolife (56) · 7 years ago (edited)

Another double post.

I don't know why busy.org is doing this.

Pls ignore it as I've already dropped a comment above

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soufianechakrouf (64) · 7 years ago

Sometimes we feel depressed but we didn't ask ourselves why we are depressed?
That's easy when we go far from our dreams and do what people want not what we want we felt depressed. say no when you feel uncomfortable say no to these who's want you fall.

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munawar1235 (67) · 7 years ago

Time management and scheduling is key to success. Good post @cryptoctopus.

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anjelina (44) · 7 years ago

sir Such a wonderful and thankful work... Actualy....I'm always respect to your works

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ododah (53) · 7 years ago

Now,this is a very good conclusion @cryptoctopus .....
"Having a learning path and plan is good...but without a schedule and a routine to empower it might be a recipe for disaster."

falling has never been a problem to great men indeed, but how they are bold to summon enough courage to nstand again each time their backs are touching the floor....

my favorite personal quote, "when you fall , fall with belly facing upwards , for as long as you can see the sky , there is hope for another try"

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nishaopt (48) · 7 years ago

I am a not a person fond of coding.But when I read this post I get the inspiration to try hard no matter what ever happened.Thank you so much
-cheers-

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mirnasahara (47) · 7 years ago

post your very interesting I love with your posts continue berkaryalah friend we wish you success always keep posting like this

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