Stay Motivated While You Learn to Code

Learning to code can be hard, but it is totally worth it.
When I first started to learn on my own, I realized how important it was to start finding ways to stay motivated so that I could continue to see the results.
Implement the 4 simple and easy strategies mentioned in this video and start seeing REAL results in your coding journey!
#coding #motivation #learntocode
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timestamps
0:00 intro
1:03 make it a habit
3:05 project based learning
4:41 one thing at a time
5:46 start small
6:41 wrap up

[@waukeshafoster2799]

Just when I was about to give up! I ran across your video in the Community of CK! I SOOOO NEEDED THIS VIDEO! It made me not want to give up and everything you've said in this video I'm facing. Like trying to remember everything that I've learned, multi tasking all over the place, and not focusing on one thing at a time. Because I really want to get it and be the best in Software Engineering. This video helped me out a lot!!!! Thank you so much!

[@nicoleyoungtech]

OMG glad you found me from there! But sis, You got this! I was there and not going to even hold you - sometimes I find myself rushing the process STILL. Keep going if this is something you want, just know WE NEED YOU! (also I love your profile pic!)🤟🏾

[@rellenoshasa41]

I have a book on coding but I wanted to find out more about it how to approach it so I wanted to watch your video you have such a pleasant voice and easy to watch so yeah keep it up awesome awesome I shared your video as well thanks

[@pavansendhil2438]

Hey Nicole. I found your content really helpful! You really deserve more views.

[@nicoleyoungtech]

I really appreciate that Pavan, glad that you found me and enjoy the content

[@SN-kk2bl]

Yes to all of this. I am going back to vanilla js so I can have a solid foundation when working with different libraries and frameworks. Reality is there is no point jumping around if the foundation isn’t solid.

[@nicoleyoungtech]

EXACTLY! Having a solid grasp of one thing is 100% than know a little bit of everything

[@brandonlittlejohn8055]

you've given me a lot to think about, I've been going about learning this all wrong and that's alright, but now I can remodel my learning!

[@nicoleyoungtech]

I love the attitude you have around pivoting your approach, I have no doubt you will be able to reach your goals and be successful

[@LilyEvans1996]

I’m loving these frequent uploads from you!

[@eb.4492]

Mimi I agree lol!

[@nicoleyoungtech]

thank you!!

[@sirbobbyuk]

Your hints and tips were helpful and it has given me a couple of ideas on where to focus.

[@eb.4492]

Omg this lipstick!

[@nicoleyoungtech]

haha thanks!!

[@ioanaa285]

Thank you for your good advice :)

[@nicoleyoungtech]

my pleasure!

[@tiaxx29]

Thank you for this ❤ I Needed it

[@nicoleyoungtech]

I'm so glad! Thanks for watching!!

[@devbassey]

I love these videos. Thanks for sharing tho

[@nicoleyoungtech]

Thanks for watching, fam!

[@kenosabi]

2nd time through Crash Course Python. It is build a long in a sense but less full software and more simple scripts. Every now and then I can see my gains but sometimes [like today] after debugging all morning and not getting there I'm unmotivated and struggling. Comes with the gig though.

[@nicoleyoungtech]

100% We call it the productive struggle and I think (although terrible discouraging at times) it makes finding the solutions so rewarding. Hope you were able to figure it out or are still pushing through it

[@singleky31]

Thanks for all the suggestions to stay motivated. I would like to know what do you consider foundational /Basics of HTML and its next level of Intermediate level for HTML? Thanks in advance.

[@jaytothe_]

Yo ya eyebrows look amazing!

[@nicoleyoungtech]

Thank you!! Lol

[@Kris-WT]

I honestly no nothing about code, but thought I might look into and it seems to be an endless path to it. A friend of mine does it for a living and makes good money, and asked if i was ever interested in learning. So, here i am lol...

[@nicoleyoungtech]

That's awesome! I think its great you have a friend that has experience. They will be a great resource for you. Please also feel free to reach out to me if you ever have any questions on getting started

[@marsilv4319]

What are some websites you’d recommend for us getting beginner’s level projects from

[@wizrdlizrd8805]

Try Front End Mentor if you're looking for web development practice ( www.frontendmentor.io/ ). For learning the basics of html, css, and JavaScript I've been using Free Code Camp's website ( www.freecodecamp.org/learn/ ) along with their youtube tutorials. FCC has projects that you can work on along the way.

[@nicoleyoungtech]

Also check out Udemy and look for courses that promise projects as the outcome!

[@nicoleyoungtech]

Nice! Thanks for adding this!

[@bernardroseveltfanken3380]

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