Practice

How do you apply it then? The question bugged me since the first chapter of Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise. …

Are you a beginner programmer who wants to improve your coding skills? Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered! With so much information out there, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. That’s why we’ve compiled the top 10 tips for beginner programmers to help you become a better…

Another week has come and gone, or is just starting? I get confused about how Sundays work. Either way, it’s Sunday again. Which means another fun writing exercise to flex those writing muscles. The exercise for today comes from my new book of writing exercises. …

I have always considered myself a quick learner in various fields. When I was first introduced to computers during my school years, I was profoundly impressed by their innovation and technological advancements. At that time, I gained knowledge about the hardware components of computers, as well as some basics of…

In a period where quiet quitting is a silent indictment of workplaces that have not adapted, two people have pulled together a platform to match companies using a distributed governance model and approach. …

How practice still remains the most powerful thing to achieve anything. — To achieve anything, practice, the traditional method, still remains the most effective and powerful method. Doing things, slowly-slowly, but again and again, is called practice. When you were a baby, you did not even knew how to stand. You practiced it slowly-slowly, again and again, then it was possible for…

Now that I’m back in the job market at possibly the worse time, I reminisce on my humble beginnings back in late 2021 when it all began. After a week of declaring my job search, I was fortunate enough to be getting a couple of phone screenings and even a…

I was a sophomore in college when “Guitar Hero” was huge. I remember seeing people spend hours pounding the plastic guitar neck to perform “Raining Blood” by Slayer flawlessly to the “Oos,” and “Aaaas,” of blocky, digital concertgoers. “If they spent half that energy learning real guitar, they would have…

In the vast symphony of abstract creation, each line of code is a note, contributing to the grand opus of problem-solving and innovation. Much like a budding musician learning each note and chord, a coder’s journey from novice to maestro is marked by regular, dedicated practice. …