Personal Growth
Latest Questions for Personal Growth (176)
Will I laugh at my current self ten years from now?It's highly likely, but probably not the kind of "mockery" you're imagining.
It's more like a knowing smile when looking back, tinged with satisfaction and emotion: "Hey, look at my naive self back th...
Bro, you've hit the nail on the head with that question. Let me talk about it with you in IT terms.
Absolutely! And often, after experiencing failure, you'll perform even stronger when you "boot up" a...
This is an "existential question" that many tech professionals encounter. There's no standard answer to it; it's more like asking yourself: "Which kind of life brings you a greater sense of accomplish...
Absolutely, and this "good" is all-encompassing, an experience you'd be hard-pressed to gain working for any large company.
Let's put it this way: an engineer who hasn't started a business is more lik...
Hello, seeing this question really resonated with me. This anxiety is definitely not yours alone, especially in the ever-evolving IT industry, and within the fast-paced, change-filled environment of a...
Buddy, this question is so real; I bet every IT professional who wants to start something of their own has asked themselves this. I can't claim to have a standard answer, but I can share my thoughts.
Buddy, seeing your question, it's like looking at my younger self. That drive to achieve a goal, wishing there were 48 hours in a day – I totally get it.
This question is almost every engineer's "soul-searching dilemma." You feel like you can create a world when you sit down to code, but when you're pulled into a meeting, you feel like life is slipping...
Buddy, you've hit the nail on the head with this question. Can you stick with it? The answer is: It's tough, but if you change your mindset, you can.
This is an exceptionally good question, arguably one of the core issues one must clarify before starting a business. Many people, upon seeing a market already dominated by giants or several comfortabl...
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