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Day 057 of self improvement
Still learning Asynchronous JavaScript : callbacks, promises, and async/await.
Yeah, these are “basic” topics…
but I believe the fundamentals should be rock solid.
Rushing to advanced stuff without understanding the core is pointless.
Plan for the weekend:
Build 1–2 mini projects to solidify everything.
Node.js starts next week. 🚀
@Digital_grind
Day 057 of self improvement
Still learning Asynchronous JavaScript : callbacks, promises, and async/await.
Yeah, these are “basic” topics…
but I believe the fundamentals should be rock solid.
Rushing to advanced stuff without understanding the core is pointless.
Plan for the weekend:
Build 1–2 mini projects to solidify everything.
Node.js starts next week. 🚀
@Digital_grind
You didn’t start from a painful user problem.
You just started from a coding idea.
And that makes all the difference.
Building software is only half the job.
The other half ? "Getting people to actually use it."
Because no matter how clean your code or how slick your app is,
if nobody cares or sees it, it’s just another side project on Github.
✅ Start thinking user first, code second.
Validate, share, test, iterate, and grow your audience alongside your product.
Have a great Day ❤️
@Digital_grind
You just started from a coding idea.
And that makes all the difference.
Building software is only half the job.
The other half ? "Getting people to actually use it."
Because no matter how clean your code or how slick your app is,
if nobody cares or sees it, it’s just another side project on Github.
✅ Start thinking user first, code second.
Validate, share, test, iterate, and grow your audience alongside your product.
Have a great Day ❤️
@Digital_grind
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Day 058 of self - improvement 🚀
Today was probably the most exhausting day so far.
Spent 10+ hours in front of the screen.
Officially started learning backend development.
React will come later, but for now my main focus is Node.js and backend fundamentals.
Also built a simple Weather Web App using Vanilla JS just to understand how APIs work.
Plus learned some basic CLI commands today.
Slowly connecting the dots. ⚡
Day 058 of self - improvement 🚀
Today was probably the most exhausting day so far.
Spent 10+ hours in front of the screen.
Officially started learning backend development.
React will come later, but for now my main focus is Node.js and backend fundamentals.
Also built a simple Weather Web App using Vanilla JS just to understand how APIs work.
Plus learned some basic CLI commands today.
Slowly connecting the dots. ⚡
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Nobody tells beginners this:
Your first year in tech will feel confusing.
You’ll doubt yourself.
You’ll feel slow.
You’ll break things.
But if you stay consistent for 365 days…
Your life will look completely different.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
Your first year in tech will feel confusing.
You’ll doubt yourself.
You’ll feel slow.
You’ll break things.
But if you stay consistent for 365 days…
Your life will look completely different.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
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Digital grind
#DailyUpdate Day 058 of self - improvement 🚀 Today was probably the most exhausting day so far. Spent 10+ hours in front of the screen. Officially started learning backend development. React will come later, but for now my main focus is Node.js and backend…
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Day 059 (March 15)
Spent the weekend diving into system design & system architecture and got my first proper introduction to Node.js as a backend framework.
Learned how APIs actually connect everything behind the scenes and got valuable insights from senior devs.
Honestly… an amazing weekend of learning. 🚀
Day 059 (March 15)
Spent the weekend diving into system design & system architecture and got my first proper introduction to Node.js as a backend framework.
Learned how APIs actually connect everything behind the scenes and got valuable insights from senior devs.
Honestly… an amazing weekend of learning. 🚀
Digital grind
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Check It out if you feel behind always .
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Day 060 of self - improvement
Repeating. Practicing. Improving.
Every single day.
Today’s focus: Node.js ⚙️
Day 060 of self - improvement
Repeating. Practicing. Improving.
Every single day.
Today’s focus: Node.js ⚙️
Digital grind
#DailyUpdate Day 060 of self - improvement Repeating. Practicing. Improving. Every single day. Today’s focus: Node.js ⚙️
🎯 Day 60 Milestone!
Over the last 80 days, I’ve been grinding and showing up consistently.
Out of those 80 days, I managed to stay committed for 60 days, which is 75% consistency! ✨
@Digital_grind
Over the last 80 days, I’ve been grinding and showing up consistently.
Out of those 80 days, I managed to stay committed for 60 days, which is 75% consistency! ✨
@Digital_grind
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It takes time.
It’s boring.
You’re gonna fail a lot of times.
That’s why so many people don’t make it through.
But if you’re patient enough, you’re gonna win.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
It’s boring.
You’re gonna fail a lot of times.
That’s why so many people don’t make it through.
But if you’re patient enough, you’re gonna win.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
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Forwarded from Tech Nerd (Tech Nerd)
1 USD = 155 ETB.
No one here is paying me 155x my effort, so I stopped working with local clients like 1 and half year ago. (same for @Natyiu0). If you trust your skills and have solid projects (not just AI to do lists), go to YC startups, find early stage founders on LinkedIn or X, and DM them. Twitter Premium helps and its worth it.
If you’re good, you can land a $1k internship for 1–2 months. Go all in, and it can turn into a $3k–$4k full-time role. I’ve seen it happen. If you’re not there yet, build. 2–4 hours a day. One strong project every week for 4 weeks. Post on X (views don’t matter), then start DMing.
Keep building, make projects more complex over time. Just make side projects a habit. Rewire your brain.
@selfmadecoder
No one here is paying me 155x my effort, so I stopped working with local clients like 1 and half year ago. (same for @Natyiu0). If you trust your skills and have solid projects (not just AI to do lists), go to YC startups, find early stage founders on LinkedIn or X, and DM them. Twitter Premium helps and its worth it.
If you’re good, you can land a $1k internship for 1–2 months. Go all in, and it can turn into a $3k–$4k full-time role. I’ve seen it happen. If you’re not there yet, build. 2–4 hours a day. One strong project every week for 4 weeks. Post on X (views don’t matter), then start DMing.
Keep building, make projects more complex over time. Just make side projects a habit. Rewire your brain.
@selfmadecoder
Tech Nerd
1 USD = 155 ETB. No one here is paying me 155x my effort, so I stopped working with local clients like 1 and half year ago. (same for @Natyiu0). If you trust your skills and have solid projects (not just AI to do lists), go to YC startups, find early stage…
I agree 1000% on this.
Always think to be global
Always think to be global
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Day 061 of self - improvement
Continued learning Node.js, practicing Git commands, and using GitHub to streamline my workflow.
Staying consistent. 🚀
Day 061 of self - improvement
Continued learning Node.js, practicing Git commands, and using GitHub to streamline my workflow.
Staying consistent. 🚀
Lemme tell you something ...
Currently I’m a student at AAU, and honestly, nobody in my circle like friends classmates and all that knows I run this tiny Telegram channel, Digital Grind.
But thanks to every one of you, I’ve gained so much from this channel. Every post, every tip, every suggestion is helping me inch closer to my goals.
Sometimes growth happens when you decide to move forward on your own.
Don’t wait for approval or help PLEASE Start now !
✅ Learn by doing, even if no one is watching.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
Currently I’m a student at AAU, and honestly, nobody in my circle like friends classmates and all that knows I run this tiny Telegram channel, Digital Grind.
But thanks to every one of you, I’ve gained so much from this channel. Every post, every tip, every suggestion is helping me inch closer to my goals.
Sometimes growth happens when you decide to move forward on your own.
Don’t wait for approval or help PLEASE Start now !
✅ Learn by doing, even if no one is watching.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
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Day 062 of self improvement
Yeah, posting the same content might feel a bit repetitive, but this is just the log of my journey!
Today was another day of exploring Node.js :why it’s used, what it actually is, and how to start using it, starting from installation.
One exciting update: I’ve planned to start a project next week with my teammates! I’ll be sharing the whole process, along with the lessons I learn along the way.
Day 062 of self improvement
Yeah, posting the same content might feel a bit repetitive, but this is just the log of my journey!
Today was another day of exploring Node.js :why it’s used, what it actually is, and how to start using it, starting from installation.
One exciting update: I’ve planned to start a project next week with my teammates! I’ll be sharing the whole process, along with the lessons I learn along the way.
For Muslim families here, happy Eid! 🌙✨
And for the rest of you planning to “maximize” the day by starting 5 new projects 😂
Maybe… just maybe… finish the ones you already started first.
Remember, tomorrow is just one day : not infinite
Please Don’t Overplan, execute. 🫡
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Time to lock in.
No noise. No excuses. Just action. 💪
While the world moves outside, I’m building mine.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
No noise. No excuses. Just action. 💪
While the world moves outside, I’m building mine.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
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Day 063 of self - improvement
Consistency is starting to feel normal now.
Today was all about going deeper, not just doing things blindly.
I focused on understanding concepts instead of just copying code.
One thing I’m realizing:
Knowing why something works >>> just knowing how it works.
No crazy results today.
But progress 💪
Day 063 of self - improvement
Consistency is starting to feel normal now.
Today was all about going deeper, not just doing things blindly.
I focused on understanding concepts instead of just copying code.
One thing I’m realizing:
Knowing why something works >>> just knowing how it works.
No crazy results today.
But progress 💪
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The paradox of readiness:
You wait to feel ready before you start…
But you only become ready by starting.
So “start before you’re ready” sounds simple , but that’s not the real challenge.
The real challenge?
Showing up when:
That’s where most people quit.
Not because they can’t…
But because it’s no longer fun.
Discipline is doing it anyway.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
You wait to feel ready before you start…
But you only become ready by starting.
So “start before you’re ready” sounds simple , but that’s not the real challenge.
The real challenge?
Showing up when:
the excitement fades
the motivation disappears
the grind feels pointless
That’s where most people quit.
Not because they can’t…
But because it’s no longer fun.
Discipline is doing it anyway.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
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Day 064 of self-improvement
Learned about Node modules : how to install and manage them properly.
Went deeper into Git & GitHub like commands, workflows, and understanding how things actually work behind the scenes.
Not just using tools anymore…
Starting to understand them.
Day 064 of self-improvement
Learned about Node modules : how to install and manage them properly.
Went deeper into Git & GitHub like commands, workflows, and understanding how things actually work behind the scenes.
Not just using tools anymore…
Starting to understand them.
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Some people never start.
Most people never finish.
The best people never stop.
It’s your choice:
Be “some,” be “most,” or be the best.
Me?
I’ve already decided that I’m in the “best” group.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
Most people never finish.
The best people never stop.
It’s your choice:
Be “some,” be “most,” or be the best.
Me?
I’ve already decided that I’m in the “best” group.
Have a great Day ❤
@Digital_grind
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