I used to do olympic weightlifting, and compete in amateur boxing, brazilian jiu-jitsu. I used to be hardcore at watching my diet and working out. Just because

I used to do olympic weightlifting, and compete in amateur boxing, brazilian jiu-jitsu. I used to be hardcore at watching my diet and working out. Just because I like to compete. Also the dating scene was more forgiving when your athletic. But I stopped doing all of that during my second year when I realized it will never pay my bills and will not help me out financially. Now, I'm a recent grad. 80% of my employable skills I've taught myself. I feel like there are many things I should know to become a really really good developer and to catch up for not starting programming earlier. As a recent grad, it feels like you need to learn everything in a very short amount of time. Furthermore, I only got serious about programming this past year. By skills I mean: The language and library you'll be using Frontend (Android, Swift, Javascript) Middletier (node,golang, frameworks) Backend (sql,nosql) Devops Algorithms etc. Design (non-programming) Unity But, I've started doing exercising, meditating, eating well, hanging out with friends alot as it helps improve the of my quality of life.