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I work at my own startup where I manage my own time and usually, the best time to read/learn is when I get stuck in the process of building something. Reading
by eraad 17y ago
I work at my own startup where I manage my own time and usually, the best time to read/learn is when I get stuck in the process of building something.
Reading hacker news, stack overflow or even researching ideas on how to get through the problem in what I´m building allows me to "merge" learning and building.
It´s hard to build stuff in Erlang and learning Lisp at the same time, for example.
Try to merge both activities in some way and you will be good.
- geeko 17y agoWhat you're saying is similar to what I am trying to do: Take up projects which are 60% stuff you know how to do and 40% things you'd like to learn (the numbers are just made up, but you get the point). Even better, get paid for learning (e.g. competition with prizes or learning in a corporate environment)
- eraad 17y agoExactly, getting paid for learning is the sweet spot.