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For me it's different. I've always been a person that likes challenges and to improve, and programming was just what I needed. It's an endless road of challenge
by DotaFan 4y ago
For me it's different. I've always been a person that likes challenges and to improve, and programming was just what I needed. It's an endless road of challenges. I am trying every day to get better, and this doesn't have much value besides for myself. Companies that I work for doesn't need much of a knowledge I have.
- scarface74 4y agoI spent tte first 15 years of my career finding “passion” in my part time working hobby of being a fitness instructor, weightlifting, running as fast /long as my body would allow me, etc. The next ten years I spent raising two (step)sons and spending time with my wife while still working out after I got (re)married. For the last year, my wife and I have been planning our “hybrid digital nomad” life where we will be staying in our own vacation home/investment property half the year and flying across the US the other half. We started that life last month.