Find a language that makes sense to you. This will make coding more about solving the problem than wrestling with the language.
Once you get a foothold in a language you can then try other languages and see if they too make sense. Some people can do multiple languages easily, others struggle with 1.
If you are good at only one, then work hard to be very good at it. If you are at multiple, then find one that is the right fit for the problem you are solving (which you won't need to worry about for many years to come)>
I loved your blog!
I usually make myself believe nothing is too much to learn. Somethings just require a lot more 'brain power' to learn.
I'm really rooting for you!
Josef Richberg
Principal Data Architect, Azure @ Penguin Random House
Find a language that makes sense to you. This will make coding more about solving the problem than wrestling with the language.
Once you get a foothold in a language you can then try other languages and see if they too make sense. Some people can do multiple languages easily, others struggle with 1.
If you are good at only one, then work hard to be very good at it. If you are at multiple, then find one that is the right fit for the problem you are solving (which you won't need to worry about for many years to come)>