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It's a common issues with self-learners, mathematics or not: there is no perfect course out there, and switching from courses to courses can be wasteful. In my
by mbivert 2y ago
It's a common issues with self-learners, mathematics or not: there is no perfect course out there, and switching from courses to courses can be wasteful.
In my experience, focusing on a single, good-enough course (when in doubt, go for a famous/respected author/field contributor) and looking for other sources once in a while, has been the best approach.
- rochak 2y agoApplies the same to job search too. Find one that is good enough and then work from there for future prospects. Often, the definition of “good” changes over time as priorities in life change.
- ghostpepper 2y agoSort of related https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem