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what the author lacks is not organizational skills but personality in reality he’d still fail a project even if he had a plan laid out completely the reason o
by ushakov 4y ago
what the author lacks is not organizational skills but personality
in reality he’d still fail a project even if he had a plan laid out completely
the reason of his failure is lack of discipline, and possibly skills to achieve the said goal
his to patience bar is low
the solution would be to look for real motivation and initially work only on areas you’re more interested in and leave the other ones for later
quitting only makes you a quitter
if you quit you will be same as anybody else with no skills to offer, no projects to display
do you wanna grow as a person or keep finding excuses (code don’t work = i quit programming for life)?
maybe you need a reminder how far you made it so far: you have a nice-looking personal blog, projects on GitHub, you reached HN front-page
why give up when you can put little more effort and be where you want to be?
anyways, wish the author well
- leroman 4y agoMaybe each of us reading into this with our own bias, we’re seeing ourselves and what makes us stuck, there is no single answer that applies to everyone
- ushakov 4y agoi went through a period of exactly what author was describing what i learned is that the projects aren’t at fault for this if you lose motivation as quickly it doesn’t matter whether you’re building a JS web app or Mars Rover maybe his expectations were too high and he need to find a right reason to why keep working on projects instead of why giving up on projects maybe he has emotional issues and needs to see psychologist