I coded 4 hours everyday for 1 year. And it changed my life.

[@sahilandsarra]

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[@tanishnagpal6496]

He is too clear about his goals, now I am feeling focused towards my goals. thanks for the vibe man!

[@thaadibalaji]

Are you on the track bro??

[@89qwyg9yqa34t]

I can't get over how efficient your videos are. There's also no emotional context, which can be distracting. It's just purely informative and it doesn't slow down the message, or emphasize just because it may be complex. It's like you trust us to be able to pause and rewind the video on our own terms. Bravo, sir.

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks! I believe that my audience is very intelligent.

[@moonlambo5229]

I took 3 pages of notes on this video alone. So much impactful information.

[@kevincheng5324]

To some people, it is a good idea not to focus on the amount of time he coded everyday. The journey to learn programming and land a job in a tech field is different from person to person. If you have a family and a kid or two, coding 4 hours everyday with a full time work means you would not spend time with your family at all. If you cannot make 4 hours to code, I personally think it is completely fine. The worst thing you can do is to blindly follow the 4 hours code everyday and get burned out. Consistency is the key. If you can code 2 hours everyday, even an hour everyday, is much better than nothing.

[@Elixiti]

I code 10 pm - 3 am. Wake up at 8-9 and take care of my child till my wife comes home. Work at target go to school, code, lift Took ya soul ✅

[@braumski2]

I love your matter-of-fact attitude while motivating people and inspiring by leading by example

[@SachinPCD-Telugu]

Iam very lucky that i found this channel 🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮

[@sahilandsarra]

❤️

[@person7896]

true

[@learnerkp2811]

Felt the same

[@ashiqurrahman1385]

Me to🎉❤

[@rubyshorts281]

​​@@sahilandsarrabro but what to code for 4 hours , is it DSA or actual projects you mean or could be anything or which exercises are you talking about ..please do reply I am also having dead end to my career 😢

[@anasouardini]

I can do 1-2 hours (pure coding); I calculated it using a "stop watch".

[@moviesanimeclips]

Got my first computer (Laptop) at age 24.I'm 25 now also unemployed. I'm a Electrical Engineering graduate being an average student couldn't land a job till now. It took 6yrs(2016-22) to finish my graduation,tried for core jobs but couldn't get any.Now i'm trying to get a job in software field,learn to code myself. Being 25yr old and unemployed i feel the pressure ,i dont have words to say. Your journey was impressive. I know how it feels. you motivated me very hard. I hope i could land a job very soon. ❤ From India😊.

[@confidential303]

What is your passion? What you like about electrical engineering?

[@pappan9810]

You will land a job bro. Keep going at it. Best wishes!

[@drury2d8]

Got first job at 29. you have time but keep trying.

[@moviesanimeclips]

@@drury2d8 Thanks man.

[@josephmargaryan]

did you get a job now?

[@AP-lw4rw]

Good video! It's all about purpose. IF one can manage to construct a strong purpose and have a strong sense of one, nothing...ABSOLUTELY NOTHING can stop you.

[@radhakantpanda363]

I code for nearly an hour(45min to 60min ) everyday , but while building some project stuff I can code for 2-3hrs non-stop and trying to improve it.

[@bradmorgan60]

I started in December 2023 for at least an hour solving problems online. I have been doing this every single day since then. As the confidence and skill level increased, I now find myself easily programming for at least an hour. Amazing what consistency does

[@agentebimene3737]

Awesome! How has that helped you thus far? I am thinking of doing same to improve my programming skills massively

[@arigutman]

Success is not driven by anything other than consistency.

[@OmChandankar]

Sir I am also an Indian and don't know that you had graduated from IIT Delhi. It's great that you have cleared such a huge competition. Love from India 👍❤

[@AnishTigga836]

easy exam

[@zemestukami4189]

hard exam doesnt mean its worth it and its good !!!!

[@everlearner8974]

The amusing opposing statements in this thread!!

[@ronjohn200]

12 hrs per day, 2 year straight. Built 3 large apps with foreign payment processing and push, mysql, php and aws... Android Studio, Java only. I believe I can develop any Android app. Start to finish, fast !

[@organicsa-z1018]

Can you guide me ?

[@rahul-g4r1k]

This video was incredibly helpful! I've always struggled with coding daily, but your tips and tricks are definitely going to help me stay motivated. Thanks for sharing! God Bless you

[@TanmayBhurke]

Your videos have helped me a lot in my coding journey ... Also all your teachings are very practical which i admire the most ...Your lessons always make sense and I find it very easy to follow your advice..... Thank you so much ❤

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks Tanmay ❤️

[@Anonymous-fr1tz]

I am a mechanical engineering graduate, and I recently switched to IT as a developer. I had a fear of coding, but your videos motivate me a lot.

[@sahilandsarra]

Glad I could help! I wish you all the luck 👍

[@arjunuzumaki2865]

Did u do any course?

[@atamir8339]

BRO SAME XD, Am a mech engg and just switched to IT too... glad to know there are others out there too :D

[@Anonymous-fr1tz]

@@arjunuzumaki2865 yes! From Qspiders and coding ninjas !

[@Gauravkumar-jm4ve]

@@atamir8339 and there are no /very less jobs now in IT sector, even experienced are jobless and hard for them too get a job, so good time to switch to IT , Isnt?

[@Virtualexist]

I love Sahil, been watching his content since more than 2 years I can say. The calm and structure I find here is incomparable.

[@itenigneer21]

i had abstract thoughts in the same direction and now when you confirm it, I accept my thoughts and i start NOW !! Subscribed !!

[@ashwinnema06]

You were an IITian. You are highly intelligent. Its pretty easy for people like you to get job

[@PreetiSingh-cb6gv]

*Entire KZbin motivating every individual to code, making the IT industry overcrowded and extremely competitive, where you get 10 times less of what you deserve. This industry has become saturated where only the best of the best will survive till the end. Practicality is changing fields as soon as possible instead of investing time to a field which is gonna become overcrowded + obsolete. I am gonna try for finance or some other thing !!!*

[@chickukoshti3741]

Go for it

[@TrieuNguyen-hx3rl]

I code 8 hours every day. After 1 year, I have back problems, high cholesterol, etc.

[@Vinayak_9538]

Explore farming bro😊

[@animalslover6313]

😂👍🏻

[@unknown-eb5uy]

You are lieing

[@animalslover6313]

@@unknown-eb5uy back problems should be true lol

[@nithinchandran4285]

Lol 😂

[@RahulGhodmare-rl3oc]

I am coder and still making jasper reports from two years and called myself Java developer this is my life. I say either you born rich person with good mental health and good education so you become successful.

[@theoneuologe7969]

i love how everytime i watch a video about coding or general life advice from a guy with an indian accent, articulating himself in perfect english, it ends up being the most valuable video ive seen in my entire life.

[@jeffreyepiscopo]

Great video. The irony is that if everyone takes your advice and codes instead of watching videos, you’ll lose your viewers!

[@TimothyNyota]

he said we need to tie coding to a bad practice like social media

[@waltersumofan]

this got me at the right time to organize my chaotic day. Thank you

[@snandansharma21]

The best goddamn video on habit building I have seen till now. Let the Implementation begin. Thankyou

[@RameshKumar-ng3nf]

How did i never saw this channel ? Luckily i found this channel today . Subscribed now. This video is life changing 🙏. I am the one who is procastinating daily. This changed my thoughts. I am starting to implement what you said right from now. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@investingwithgael7717]

I feel like every channel from a software developer has slowly become a self help channel... "A day in the life of a software developer" "A day in the life of a cloud developer" "A day in the life of a solutions architect" "I quit my job at Amazon. Here is Why" "I quit my job at Google. Here is Why" "I quit my job at Meta. Here is Why" "I quit my job at Netflix. Here is Why" "I got fired from Google." "I got fired from Amazon" "My brain after 500 leetcode problems" "I coded 4 hours everyday for 1 year. And it changed my life."

[@michaelkewl7056]

Great content Sahil, your channel I'm sure will turn into a movement to transform lives of millions

[@ismailez-zouine8598]

my best trick is put my phone offline and put it in another room

[@mounikaalwar4058]

Total summary of the above video is: -> Have a clear and achievable plan. -> Track your streaks. -> Set remainders. (say, Code Crunch) -> Reward yourself at the end of the day after finishing your To-do list. -> Deep work. -> Don't get disappointed in the phase of valley of disappointment.

[@jp23x]

Coding for 4 hours isnt a problem. Coding something for 4 hours that isnt a tutorial and will actually help you grow as a programmer is the hard part. For me anyway

[@fordsalim5651]

You put all your insight and experience to direct for coding as well as to plan for deterrents we can impede us. Thank you kindly for reliably making extraordinary substance. Your recordings are truly useful

[@mazedar_tv]

1:19 clarity/guidance is must

[@kamboj65]

Wow! that is amazing. Recently i have bought the book but could not read. Thanks for motivation and concise plan for coding.

[@stockthehouse]

I don't know why, but the build up to just using the calendar app on your phone as a notification mechanism, and the delivery of that sentence, made me actually lol. The tone of, remember that thing that you never use, but should absolutely be using, yeah that thing.

[@izzyvickers6258]

I'm solo working on an audio collaboration platform for audio professionals. I code 15+ hours average per day 😬😮‍💨 I start when i drop my wife and brother off to work (by 9am), then i code uninterrupted usually until 4:40pm. Upon picking up my wife and brother I resume again at about 7Pm. Then i'm usually coding again until about 3 am. It has been this consistent since the start of this year. I'm afforded the ability to do so since I lost my job and also take into account I'm fairly new to programming (8 months in).

[@vcfirefox]

Im 41 working at support for 15 years and have been doing leetcode for past 1.5 years. Never had any formal training in algo DS so this is a steep uphill battle for me Exactly like how you said I started a side project of Spring cloud on the side and divorced it midway This video of yours is a savior. I love the videos you do. Very succinct and useful tips. Hope I get into cloud development soon.

[@last-life]

Imagine if at the end of all that training, before you take your big tech interview, software jobs were replaced by AI

[@vcfirefox]

@@last-life yeah these opinions are all like year 2000. If that happens we have uber to drive

[@braumski2]

Do you think 2 hours a day is a good enough time? Also, what time of day did you prefer when you coded? To me, very early mornings feel way better than getting off work and coding.

[@thefosplus]

2 hours is far far better than 0 hours. It's also on the path to more hours.

[@ArasiMohan-yz2li]

Thank you for this awesome video with absolutely no distractions and straight to the point. 🙏It will inspire a lot of people! Keep doing your great work sir

[@keithakola]

"If only there was an app that could send us notifications when it's time to do our exercises" 🤣😂 Love this... first it's dead pan humor, second it's little tricks like this we are missing!

[@siddharth_kashyap21]

Thanks a lot! I will be trying out the Deep Work for my coding journey.

[@TrinhNguyen-ll5hh]

Thanks for your sharing. I'm also pursuiting tech jobs and watching a lot of your videos

[@sameerdevil8875]

It's truly a value added channel in your life :)

[@a.v7998]

I usually Try to code 1 and half hour every day, (on average sometimes more). Two Programming langauges python and C! I used to watch some Tutorials myself, But I invested in a Book of Data structures and Algorithms, and i started to see some progress as I read that Book, Now Im able to actually Right code and slowly build logic (since 3 months of start). Programming And Reading books Is One The Best ways to learn!

[@KrishnaKumar-b4m9p]

can u suggest me that book for dsa . thanks

[@fabio.1]

👀

[@Doggy_Styles_Coding]

What do cats and programmers have in common? -When either one is unusually happy and excited, an appropriate question would be, “did you find a bug?” Nice work btw

[@user-eq5nh9cj1u]

this video hits deep, needed this. Thank you.

[@amitchaurasiya1556]

After watching your video changed my thought everyday❤❤❤❤

[@sahilandsarra]

❤️❤️❤️

[@MuhammedSalim-lw3bi]

Could you please make a video on how you managed to learn Data structure and Algorithm on this period...

[@sahilandsarra]

I already did, sir.

[@MuhammedSalim-lw3bi]

@@sahilandsarra Ok. Thanks ❤️

[@deekshaprusty]

I like the thing that you mention about the source of your suggestions, e.g. Cal Newport's deep work. Many people just say the same thing without ever mentioning the original source.

[@Hexspa]

It must be said that four hours of deep/deliberate work is **peak performance** i.e. likely not achievable by those with a FT job, family, and are over age 40. If you’re in your 20s and free of obligation and have several years of working up to this goal then sure it’s attainable. I’m 41 and very disciplined with music and have only averaged 3h10m/day over the past 2.3 years (I use an app to track almost every minute). Mind you, this is actual deep and focused work. Other auxiliary tasks, I prorate so I’ve actually done more than that but haven’t counted it because it wasn’t sufficiently focused. I’m not here to discourage anyone but I also have beat myself up for not practicing 12h/day. It’s good to know what the conventional limits of human performance are. There’s always outliers like Kobe but statistically most of us are not outliers - and that’s ok! Being ordinary is severely underrated because actually knowing your limits is a superpower attainable by anyone willing to be honest with themselves. Bottom line: 4h/day average is A+ overachiever status.

[@D_bugit]

Currently on vacation and i spend more than 6hrs everyday and even if I couldn't code on a specific day I make sure to watch others coding on KZbin when I'm eating. Currently learning Java

[@rubesmcgee]

This is such an awesome video! I'm just starting up so it's nice to have this to go off of.

[@paraglide01]

Interesting, I developed that same methode on my own. I get up do my morning routine the alarm on my phone goes at 9 and I have a study block of 4 hours. 1 hour up 10 minutes breaktime all ruled by my alarms, next hour etc. works great for me. Discipline then becomes a habit so no more stress after a while.

[@Y0y0Jester]

I just wanna say that one day after seeing this video I bought ingredients for spagetti aglio e olio e peperoniccini and it was mighty delicious. I would even go as far as to say the meal filled me with euphoria.

[@1712sumesh]

You put all your knowledge and experience to guide not only for coding but to prepare for obstacles we can get in our way. Thank you so much for consistently creating great content. Your videos are really helpful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Nari43adventure]

hi I'm fascinated about machine learning through your previous videos please make interesting stuff on related topics and video help me lot thank u

[@yelururao1]

Your really inspiring Sahil 👏❤

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks ❤️❤️❤️

[@MrGijom]

I code 8 hours every working day for 20 years.There were moments when I felt that it ruined my love to coding. It's like you can ruin in same manner your favorite dish if you'll start eating it everyday 3 times per day.... veeeryyyy quickly

[@aaisha_educ]

thank you so much for this video. as a beginner i found this relatable and helpful. I really wish and request you to make a video on freshies goals or how to code as freshies in cs field. thank you so much

[@Rubenjr005]

Great video!!! I needed to see this. I saved this video thank you

[@swaaminathan1]

Can see an essence of "Atomic Habits" !

[@Channel-iu6de]

I have followed this plan, except i changed things up, if i do get the coding done i get to eat, if i dont, i dont get to eat. Its been 4 weeks now, im not sure how much longer I can survive without eating, but I'm determined to get the 4 hours done so I can finally eat something.

[@randomtv6365]

Doing coding for 4 hours is not a big thing but doing it consistently for a year is a great thing

[@petehuda7457]

after a 10 hour day in an office its hard to do

[@saltech2024]

I am presently coding an hour a day I promise to keep going and I will eventually increase the time

[@sahilandsarra]

You’re doing great 👍

[@mr-smartchoice]

I was having procrastination but you make me to stay consistency 😍

[@arjungurung1823]

you are just awesome brother, and you inspire so much

[@IFeelPositiveLife]

My biggest mistake was I transitioned into non- IT dept from IT dept..I realised it when I left my industrial job.

[@MuhammadNafizAlRakib]

The only youtuber i need ❤

[@sahilandsarra]

❤️

[@ricardo5460]

Thanks for your content. I have learned a lot from your channel. Could you please talk about how you take notes for all the concepts (frameworks, languages, etc.) that you are constantly learning? As a new developer, I am still quite overwhelmed by the sheer amount of data I need to consume and remember.

[@iftekharrousseau493]

really effective and precise information, thanks!

[@Mrslykid1992]

I have been doing this for 5 years now, with 10k commits every year!

[@Gottastudyhard-m3b]

Thankyou so much. You are solving my problems and making my life easier.

[@NaveenKumar-hw7sd]

Your speech is well motivated. ❤. My problem is unable to learn consistently. If i learn continuously 3 to 4 days , after that i quiet to learn because of some reason. Your video could help me .

[@khatmanworld]

I wish you had something like a chart to mark all of the days that you actually showed up and the days that you missed bacause to code for 4hrs everyday of the 365 days is hard to believe

[@japanheros]

I think it s impressive that you can code for four hours a day

[@Varaprasad865]

Your awesome bro guiding us like pro and pointed out the mistake where to solve the problems thank you

[@runthenumbers9698]

get the fundamentals and vocabulary and syntax memorization down better than anything you've ever learned. Coding is all about bandwidth. As you move up the coding process, you are no longer moving around singular lines of code. You are moving around entire blocks of code. This means that as you move from level to level, you consolidate your lower-level code into a higher level of code that does something more general... such as "verify and authenticate account" "Fetch account information" "Populate files" that kind of stuff. Each of these could be hundreds of lines of code, but you aren't thinking about the hundreds of lines of code. You are thinking of the block. So when you are programming, you are HOPEFULLY always moving UP in scale as you fit the pieces together... but there are always mistakes. When you find a bug or an issue, you are going to need to be able to basically dump what you are doing and fill your brain's RAM with the target area that's turning up an error. As with anything you learn, the better you learn it, the less bandwidth it takes. You are going to need that bandwidth in programming. And that's just processing. Even if you have the processing power and the bandwidth to wrap your mind around an entire block of code... good for you... but are you SURE your understanding of every function is 100% accurate? Finding and fixing bugs imo requires a higher level of understanding than even writing the original code. Especially since if you make a change, you have to be able to anticipate how that change may ripple. Learning ANYTHING involves building good foundational knowledge... but ESPECIALLY coding, you have to MASTER level 1 before moving on to level 2.

[@jamessullenriot]

I haven't coded for 4 hours a day and I've been a software dev for 15 years

[@TapasSarkar-p5d]

t his goals, now I am feeling focused toward

[@Md.MaidulIslam-r4t]

"Thank you for this informative explanation." 💙

[@horacioparraguirre7486]

Thanks a lot for your video it's do motivacional for never give up on coding daily You are really Profesional ... Greetings Profesor

[@CodeNinja18]

I started leetcode 51 days ago with continue streak till now and solved 144 easy,40easy,5hards Can anyone suggest me why i cant solve mediums and hards

[@khalidkhaan5561]

You r really my inspiration how you talk how you give a good explanation so everyone understand luv u sir❤❤❤

[@NamalIshara-l6g]

Everyday I start with your video🖤

[@sahilandsarra]

❤️

[@diddykpuzo4171]

From FRANCE j'ai découvert votre chaine, j'ai regardé toutes les vidéos en 3 jours. Merci pour vos conseils de lecture

[@tibzdankan]

For me, am really passionate about coding, I do it for about 10 hours daily

[@fabio.1]

Nice, any suggestions of projects to develop? Thanks

[@tjf7101]

I would just add that coding for any amount of time every day is a good thing. But yeah, four hours is no joke.

[@akshaykumarr7541]

With all due respect, it would be great if these rules are applied in hobbies, relationship and value for your living

[@divinegaming643]

Great video, however 4 hours of deepwork everyday for someone who is working , have a family and travelling to work seems abit unrealistic. At most you could get at least 1 hour of deepwork is good enough.

[@attharva2973]

kya problem pakda hai yaar savhi hatsoff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🖖🖖🖖

[@vedparkashgaba5478]

Admirable video content way of delivering is also good everything is admirable Thanks for this selfless hard work ❤

[@sahilandsarra]

❤️

[@devadulavenkatasanjay2934]

Sir, I am currently a undergrad in IIT Bhubaneswar. Your videos helped me a lot. Could you please do a video on how to build-up projects for internship and placements to land in a software job?

[@shoabalam3405]

Now that i think about it this way, my avg not even 1 hour :') wonder why i am not getting any job

[@SurajRoy]

After 5 years of experience in software development I can say ... Coding makes you a robot, every coder looks like a zombie after 5-6 years of coding, you become a boring dull person ... Full stop.

[@praoon1]

Goddamn dude, 7 minutes and no talk of what was actually achieved.

[@hashygaming5269]

Are sure in the starting he said he landed a job in amazon..

[@bryce3851]

I became an alcholic . And know only how write 1 script

[@haroldmurff6732]

K e ep giving us that motivation, be cause i'm nervous about coding and how to go about it.