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  1. 😂 Ah, yes, the delusion of becoming a coding god overnight! 📚 Why settle for "Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours" when you can embrace the thrilling lifestyle of learning to program in a leisurely decade? 🤔 Clearly, the REAL challenge is not wasting ten years becoming a mediocre bookkeeper instead! 📈
    norvig.com/21-days.html #codingjourney #programminghumor #learnprogramming #longtermgoals #techrealism #HackerNews #ngated

  2. 😂 Ah, yes, the delusion of becoming a coding god overnight! 📚 Why settle for "Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours" when you can embrace the thrilling lifestyle of learning to program in a leisurely decade? 🤔 Clearly, the REAL challenge is not wasting ten years becoming a mediocre bookkeeper instead! 📈
    norvig.com/21-days.html #codingjourney #programminghumor #learnprogramming #longtermgoals #techrealism #HackerNews #ngated

  3. 😂 Ah, yes, the delusion of becoming a coding god overnight! 📚 Why settle for "Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours" when you can embrace the thrilling lifestyle of learning to program in a leisurely decade? 🤔 Clearly, the REAL challenge is not wasting ten years becoming a mediocre bookkeeper instead! 📈
    norvig.com/21-days.html #codingjourney #programminghumor #learnprogramming #longtermgoals #techrealism #HackerNews #ngated

  4. 😂 Ah, yes, the delusion of becoming a coding god overnight! 📚 Why settle for "Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours" when you can embrace the thrilling lifestyle of learning to program in a leisurely decade? 🤔 Clearly, the REAL challenge is not wasting ten years becoming a mediocre bookkeeper instead! 📈
    norvig.com/21-days.html #codingjourney #programminghumor #learnprogramming #longtermgoals #techrealism #HackerNews #ngated

  5. 😂 Ah, yes, the delusion of becoming a coding god overnight! 📚 Why settle for "Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours" when you can embrace the thrilling lifestyle of learning to program in a leisurely decade? 🤔 Clearly, the REAL challenge is not wasting ten years becoming a mediocre bookkeeper instead! 📈
    norvig.com/21-days.html #codingjourney #programminghumor #learnprogramming #longtermgoals #techrealism #HackerNews #ngated

  6. Index Funds are like a slow-cooking handi of dal. 🍲

    Keep opening the lid, and you slow down the cooking. Keep checking your portfolio every day, and you slow down your peace of mind.

    Invest. Relax. Let time do its magic. 📈
    funfunds.in/

  7. Staying Motivated and Consistent For Long Term Muscle Gain 💪

    1️⃣ Break larger goals into weekly or monthly checkpoints into smaller, achievable milestones.

    2️⃣ Use a workout log, photos, or strength benchmarks to see how far you’ve come.

    3️⃣ Consistency comes from habits, not hype.

    #goals #goalsetting #progression #consistent #musclegain #musclegrowth #longtermgoals #weightlifting #strengthtraining #onlinecoach #personaltrainer #onlinefitnesscoach

  8. I heard this piece of advice recently:
    Never let a day pass without doing something that will serve you 10 years from now.

    I LOVED it!
    I want to make a habit of that.

    But, it got me pondering, why stop there?

    What if we never let a month pass without taking tangible action to make life better for our great grandchildren, 100 years from now?
    How would your life look different if you were...

    🔗 Read more 👇🏻

    joshmuller.ca/writings/2024/ac

  9. We can use the lesson of Casino Royale in #Business and #Management by remembering that money now, even substantial amounts, is worthless if we gain it by torching higher or #LongTermGoals. This is the case in both small operations, like #relationships or running a #SmallBusiness, or in large-scale operations, like #Politics / #Election campaigns and running #Corporations.

    It's very easy to get tunnel vision over immediate tangibles, but once external costs start to arise, it's very important to step back and ask, "does this serve the actual goals?"

    Yes, taking out your immediate anger on a family member or coworker (or James Bond) feels like the thing to do at the time, the stress is driving it, but long-term, you are sacrificing interpersonal relations for the momentary thrill.

    Yes, a substantial amount of money you may make or lose seems like it's worth letting down clients/employees (or pissing off your Soviet handlers), but it won't seem that way when you need them later.

  10. We can use the lesson of Casino Royale in #Business and #Management by remembering that money now, even substantial amounts, is worthless if we gain it by torching higher or #LongTermGoals. This is the case in both small operations, like #relationships or running a #SmallBusiness, or in large-scale operations, like #Politics / #Election campaigns and running #Corporations.

    It's very easy to get tunnel vision over immediate tangibles, but once external costs start to arise, it's very important to step back and ask, "does this serve the actual goals?"

    Yes, taking out your immediate anger on a family member or coworker (or James Bond) feels like the thing to do at the time, the stress is driving it, but long-term, you are sacrificing interpersonal relations for the momentary thrill.

    Yes, a substantial amount of money you may make or lose seems like it's worth letting down clients/employees (or pissing off your Soviet handlers), but it won't seem that way when you need them later.

  11. We can use the lesson of Casino Royale in #Business and #Management by remembering that money now, even substantial amounts, is worthless if we gain it by torching higher or #LongTermGoals. This is the case in both small operations, like #relationships or running a #SmallBusiness, or in large-scale operations, like #Politics / #Election campaigns and running #Corporations.

    It's very easy to get tunnel vision over immediate tangibles, but once external costs start to arise, it's very important to step back and ask, "does this serve the actual goals?"

    Yes, taking out your immediate anger on a family member or coworker (or James Bond) feels like the thing to do at the time, the stress is driving it, but long-term, you are sacrificing interpersonal relations for the momentary thrill.

    Yes, a substantial amount of money you may make or lose seems like it's worth letting down clients/employees (or pissing off your Soviet handlers), but it won't seem that way when you need them later.

  12. We can use the lesson of Casino Royale in #Business and #Management by remembering that money now, even substantial amounts, is worthless if we gain it by torching higher or #LongTermGoals. This is the case in both small operations, like #relationships or running a #SmallBusiness, or in large-scale operations, like #Politics / #Election campaigns and running #Corporations.

    It's very easy to get tunnel vision over immediate tangibles, but once external costs start to arise, it's very important to step back and ask, "does this serve the actual goals?"

    Yes, taking out your immediate anger on a family member or coworker (or James Bond) feels like the thing to do at the time, the stress is driving it, but long-term, you are sacrificing interpersonal relations for the momentary thrill.

    Yes, a substantial amount of money you may make or lose seems like it's worth letting down clients/employees (or pissing off your Soviet handlers), but it won't seem that way when you need them later.

  13. We can use the lesson of Casino Royale in and by remembering that money now, even substantial amounts, is worthless if we gain it by torching higher or . This is the case in both small operations, like or running a , or in large-scale operations, like / campaigns and running .

    It's very easy to get tunnel vision over immediate tangibles, but once external costs start to arise, it's very important to step back and ask, "does this serve the actual goals?"

    Yes, taking out your immediate anger on a family member or coworker (or James Bond) feels like the thing to do at the time, the stress is driving it, but long-term, you are sacrificing interpersonal relations for the momentary thrill.

    Yes, a substantial amount of money you may make or lose seems like it's worth letting down clients/employees (or pissing off your Soviet handlers), but it won't seem that way when you need them later.