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Comment [How Open Source saved me from my Udemy course addiction](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-open-source-saved-me-from-my-udemy-course-addiction/63dae8aaaf03b32a28058980)

[Tanish Shrivastava](https://hashnode.com/@Tanish)

[Feb 9, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-open-source-saved-me-from-my-udemy-course-addiction/63dae8aaaf03b32a28058980/comment/63e4f91fdb59c3f72b9f22d0)

"I guess the less conforming and more impulsive side of my personality had a thirst for action and wanted to jump to the big leagues prematurely, but how could I learn to get better incrementally, bit by bit while still working on exciting projects from the “get-go”?"

Though I don't have a course addiction, I do feel the same sentiments when it comes to my own skills. I did contribute to open source last year, but the project got stalled, and now I am searching for a new one.

Anyway, thanks for this wonderful article, Jake.