Learning to code in 3 months.

Old video but based on a convo I just had, this needs to be restarted again. Learning to code ISN'T EASY Y'ALL!

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Learn code in 3 months. Spend 9 months applying wondering if you should’ve probably spent 9 months learning instead.

People should be having this conversation. A lot of Gurus out there putting clickbait content for view. Why would someone promise an absolute beginner, zero novice "learn programming and land a job in one month" . Put all the facts out there sir . People should but in the work.

you are right🙌! it's not as easy as influencers made it easy.

Learning to code is hard. The job market has been tough for a while and that's not really letting up. You have to like doing this stuff. You have to wire yourself to be intrinsically motivated. The external incentives aren't going to cut it once the going gets tough.