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In a startup, everyone does a little bit of everything. One day, I’m handling code; the next, I’m helping with social media or talking to clients. It’s a balancing act that’s sometimes overwhelming, but it’s also what makes this journey so exciting.

I barely know how to code, but I have still built applications and apps . No-code platforms like Bubble and FlutterFlow have completely changed the game,to build powerful, fully functional applications without needing to write a single line of code.

Hi, was wondering what makes Duolingo so addictive as compared to other course platforms. I mean honestly it takes alot of determination to actually complete a course I take on udemy irrespective of the fact I am interested in it but learning on Duol

do u guys have any future planning more features and sections cuz don't get me wrong but right now it feels stuffed a little bit 😅

There are no quick fixes. But, by taking action just a little bit every day, you will build up a powerful reservoir of confidence, self-esteem, and discipline.

Is it okay if I buy a Lenovo i3 11th Gen laptop for learning and trading like stuff ? I’m a bit confused about whether the i3 will be sufficient. Please share your insights....💭🐬

Every startup feels like a puzzle , one day you’re designing, the next you’re rethinking everything. I’m learning how tricky it is to balance creativity, tech, and real user needs while building a fashion platform.

Everyone talks about success. But what about the feeling of falling behind? I wrote about FOMO — what it really feels like, and how I’m learning to deal with it. 📖 How I overcame FOMO (And how you can too) Hope this reaches someone who needs it.

This creeping difficulty curve is reminiscent of classic educational games, but it has a darker undertone. The game creates a bizarre reversal of learning and accomplishment by punishing success instead of praising it. https://baldigames.com