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I've also found it way too easy to just convince myself I know the material and move on without actually doing any problems when I was self-studying. Thankfully

I've also found it way too easy to just convince myself I know the material and move on without actually doing any problems when I was self-studying. Thankfully I came across a Discord server that is run by a math PhD where he assigns problems and corrects proof for self-learners. Best thing that has ever happened to me in learning maths, and I have since finished several undergraduate textbooks and am working on upper undergraduate/graduate ones currently, with problems assigned from him and guidance/proof critiques. All of this to say, is it's really necessary to have guidance with it, and to make sure you actually do problems, not just convince yourself that you know the material.

gtpedrosa 6y ago
Hey, this Discord server seems to be a valuable resource. Do you mind sharing where to find it? I would love to try to get a deeper dive into some math subjects sometime in near future.
- dorchadas 6y ago
  I found it from someone on /r/math. I don't feel like I can share the link myself, but he does check there and r/learnmath regularly.
- dorchadas 6y ago
  I don't know if you're still gonna see this, but message u/micromss on Reddit for it.
tunesmith 6y ago
I'm interested in more information about that Discord server.
- dorchadas 6y ago
  See my reply to the sister comment.
- dorchadas 6y ago
  I don't know if you're still gonna see this, but message u/micromss on Reddit for it.