Be honest with yourself. If you aren't doing your duties, then not complain and make excuses to justify your unsuccessful.

You never gonna reached the perfection, but it's important to chase it to be better

One advice about money you wish I had known before.

How much do you feel judged in your business based on moral principles?

These factors can significantly impact your day: - Your sleep quality - Your eating habits Don't overlooked What else?

The opportunities are there waiting for you Just stay alert If you focus on red cars, you'll see a lot of red cars If you focus on opportunities, you'll see a lot of them

You make a mistake: One, Twice, Maybe three times, Possibly four times, But making the same mistake repeatedly is a sign you're stagnant

Enhancing my coding skills over the next three months, how? With one of the best platforms #algoexpert

Tonight, do you feel like your day just slipped away? tomorrow, plan your day - set realistic goals - set subtasks - follow the plan

The most required skill in some years: Attention Span How are you increasing your attention span?

If you don't like your work, how do you hope other people will like it? The next time you hit the 'post' button, ask yourself if you'll read it It's not about perfectionism, It's about providing quality and value Don't do it just for the mere act of post something

What skill is most critical to the role of a Data Scientist?

The three most harmful addictions are heroin, carbohydrates, and a monthly salary - Nassim Taleb Changing your mindset about money to Employee --> Solopreneur

Recommend me someone that you believe worth to follow in the next topics - self-improvement - coding - someone that helped you

Don't waste time working for other people's dreams. Don't regret anything, even if you fail it is more rewarding than thinking about what would have happened. Action right now!

Avoid fall into the trap of consumerism caused by - Show off - instant gratification - social pressure If you overlook it, then you'll fall in the pattern of - living paycheck to paycheck - increasing debt levels - decreasing savings

5 years of 9-5 job conditioned my mindset about money. In your 9-5 job, you can have - bad days - lazy days - hard days but at the end, the paycheck is coming as usual. solopreneur life, there are no guarantees. You can even have long times of hard work, and money is uncertain

Ending my Sunday with some programming #leetcode

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