10xRich

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by 10xRich 6y ago
Sounds like you're looking for more hacks. habits, routines, mindfulness, mantras, mindsets... you're going to hear it all Maybe it would be first helpful to better understand your problem? Are you? - Digitally Distracted? You can
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by 10xRich 6y ago
I'm a self-taught developer and went from 1 Lynda course to a career in software. I owe most of my learning to tinkering. Building small little personal projects just for fun. Taking an interest and trying to manifest it in the form of
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When Your Frog Hops Out the Rolling Boil(zeroto10x.com)
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by 10xRich 6y ago
I definitely relate to this. Sometimes the anxiety of doing something important makes that something seem much harder than it actually is. Lowering the bar helps ease that anxiety. I've picked up a whole flossing habit just by starting
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'Remote First' Will Change Work for the Tech Professional Forever(zeroto10x.com)
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by 10xRich 7y ago
Will be sure to keep an eye on Motion and how the product evolves. Good luck with the product you all.
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by 10xRich 7y ago
I have this idea I like to think about from time to time. "Know when to be Achilles and know when to be Odysseus." When it comes to online distractions and addictions, I've found anything that any tool that doesn't offer
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by 10xRich 7y ago
Depends on your audience. If you're marketing to tech savvy customers, probably won't matter much Plenty of apps use .ly, .io and the like. No big deal If the rest of your branding and marketing is good, probably not a decision to
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by 10xRich 7y ago
I recently passed the AWS Certified Solutions Architect exam. I used acloud.guru to study mostly. Not only are their focused learning tracks based on the different exams (Solutions, Security, Big Data etc.) but there are also more in-depth
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by 10xRich 8y ago
Thanks, that's a good idea. I think my difficulty remembering the "difficult problems" stems from the problem seeming difficult, but after many flow states and eurekas, I end up with an accomplished task. Then it's on to
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Ask HN: How Do Keep Track of the “Difficult Problems You've Solved” at Work?
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by 10xRich 8y ago
Hmm golden handcuffs... It seems like you feel the work you do, should always be engaging. What would you do if someone paid you a meager salary to follow what's interesting to you?