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Day 53: React and I officially met today after I wrapped up JavaScript. Walked to library with umbrella, still got soaked. Apparently umbrellas need tutorials too. Spent way too much time thinking about my first headphones while hunting for new ones.

Day 47: Registration day turned into a masterclass in institutional failure. Bank still hasn't sent what I need, administration wants extra money for no reason, and I'm sitting here at 10 PM wondering why I even tried.

Day 88: Guy critiques my presentation saying I can do better, then bombs his own immediately after. The irony was chef's kiss. Rewrote my whole script with god-tier confidence. Gym pain feels amazing, ignoring wrist surgery advice 🤷‍♂️ Still huntin

Day 28/30 indie dev learning Success is consistency + time. 90% quit after 6 months. Just stay Will you still be building 6 months from now?

Day 46: Finally dragged myself to the library after 2 days of dodging classmates like I'm some underground hacker. Worked on JS, brainstormed marketing ideas, then bank decided to ruin my registration day by not sending receipts. 20 mails later... st

I just received a bad news from one of my friends who got PPO from Atlassian. His PPO got revoked. I still remember the day he threw party after getting the PPO.

Before some months I thought of starting a Tshirt buisness. I met 2 printers online in Instagram through their add. I had my first sell soon after the launch ( he was classmate of my friend) and after that I haven't got any orders till now. I need in

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🎓 Degree Completed… But Still Feeling Lost? Let’s be honest. Most of us grew up thinking: > “Get a degree → Get a job → Life is set.” But after finishing college, the reality feels different. ❓ No campus placement? ❓ Rejections despite having

I missed a deadline because a “quick scroll” became an hour, not proud of it. I tried every app blocker i could find, most were so strict i’d uninstall them, or so easy i’d bypass them. So i built timerx to nudge, not punish. first weekend test: a 2