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Better than any course is real life experience, learning as you go.
Here's an idea. Pick a product on Clickbank, set up an affiliate and train your marketing chops with it.
Posted by
klaut on Thursday October 08, 2015 @06:15AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hey there!Imagine you are a developer. You need work. You decide to go to your usual job boards to have a look. And then……That feeling when you are looking for a job and you wade through hundreds and hundreds of job ads that all look alike, they all read like a dry laundry list of requirements, and they all feel like they come from one big boring corporation that you DON’T want to work for?...
That's the finest compliment I could've got. Thank you! :)
Posted by
klaut on Saturday October 03, 2015 @12:03PM
from the self-post dept.
If I write one more line of code I think I'm going to puke.This may be burn-out or it may be not. The point is, I do not want to do programming anymore. I am sick of it.I am changing my career path, and I want to do it as quickly as humanly possible... 100 days to STOP being a programmer.http://100daystogo.co
Posted by
klaut on Wednesday August 12, 2015 @10:21AM
from the reddit.com dept.
Posted by
klaut on Saturday April 12, 2014 @12:11PM
from the attending.io dept.
"happy" is not something constant so it is difficult for me to evaluate it as a whole.
For example, right now, as I am about to go to work, my happiness level is at around 4. But When weekend comes and I am doing my thing, then it can go up to 7.
i did not find the comment rude, nor immature. In fact, i tend to agree with it.
This. A million times this.
i think it was '97, I was 23 and I met internet for the first time. Never programmed before. But there and then, I fell in love with computers. Sarted making music on the computers. Started doing illustrations on the computer. Learned programming.
I too, think this is awesomely funny and very well constructed! Shame that github censored it.
I am very much interested in this topic too - specifically for the UK market.
I hope things get better for you really soon. And thank you for reminding me to be grateful for the things i've got.
The new habit you want to introduce should be a small thing (maybe a tiny component of a bigger change you want). And you always have to set a trigger for it and celebrate once you do it... Stupid example: I want to introduce flossing my teeth, so i start with a tiny habit - flossing just one tooth right before i start brushing my teeth. The trigger is something I already do every day and it already is my habit - brushing my teeh. So, everytime i go to the bathroom with the aim to brush my teeth, I imediately remember that I'll floss one tooth. And after I do it, I congratulate myslef for doing it (a celebration).
Important - you can't start with 25 habits you want to change. You will fail if you do. Start with 2 - 3 really tiny ones.
You might want to try tiny habit exercise:
http://tinyhabits.com/join/
And you alsow might find this book helpful understanding how habits work:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Power-Habit-What-Business/dp/14000...
Posted by
klaut on Thursday October 10, 2013 @04:00PM
from the self-post dept.
Hi all!At last we have the first informal Elixir meetup in London. If you are in town on the 24th of October, and free around 7pm, you are welcome to join :)http://attending.io/events/elixir-lang-london-meetup
Posted by
klaut on Thursday September 19, 2013 @04:00PM
from the attending.io dept.
oh, nevermind - just saw that it is under the "showcase" tab. sorry about that :)
Bug report: went to the link to post a side project, but now it is nowhere to be found.
Posted by
klaut on Tuesday September 03, 2013 @07:32AM
from the medium.com dept.
Posted by
klaut on Wednesday July 24, 2013 @05:37PM
from the medium.com dept.
i can already predict loads of Vine cat movies ;)
Totally agree. Even worse is when a company promotes a certain set of values on their blog and elsewhere but then fails to actually be what they "preach" :|
uhm, i get a blank page in mountain lion Safari.
good luck and i wish you from the deepest of my heart that you make it.
I see myself in your story - with few corrections it can actually be my own: expat, recovering from a breakup, left permanent jobs to pursue freelancing while waiting to find my purpuse ...
I sent you an email last month (as a response to your post in this thread) but never got a reply back. not even a "no, thank you".