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Ayu Adiati · 2021-06-07T16:03:07.382Z

Hello Fellow Codenewbies 👋, You read an article or a Tweet on how someone becomes successful. That person's journey then becomes a motivation for you. If they can do it, I can do it too! Nothing wrong with that. In fact, it's a good thing. Motivat...

That's an amazing article. Thank you for sharing your story, I'm sure it will inspire many. Also, about experimenting, that's obviously the best way to learn while just having fun and exploring new ends. Thanks for writing! 😄

Thank you, and also for reading, Bhumi Khokhani! 😀

great article. I love the mindset of experimenting!

Thank you for reading, Magda Sokolovic! 😀

Yes! I love it too! I owe my friend a lot for throwing me that mindset since it's one of the things that helped me go through the massive burnout! 😄

Very beneficial and worthwhile. Thanks for posting

Thank you for reading, Adigun Sherif 😄

I am glad you are back on the track. I reckon there are several reasons behind every burnout. But the most common ones are such as

high expectations without putting in enough efforts and consistency(could write about it for hours).
social media destructions. -seeing only the tips of iceberg in others success and not understanding what it took them to get there. -And much more....

Thanks for sharing, I had a similar problem a few months ago, never thought that will happen after years of development!

Thank you for reading! 😄 I hope you're doing much better now! 😀

Thanks God now yes!! Ayu Adiati

Glad to hear that, Aspiiire!

Amazing post :)

I think this quote says it all "that this journey is a marathon, not a sprint". We tend to forget to pause, we see social media and successful people but most of the time we don't know the full story... As you also mentioned, we shouldn't compare ourselves. Everyone is unique and beautiful.

Thank you Ayu Adiati!

Thank you so much for reading, Eleftheria! 🙏🏻😊

But one thing that we often forget, most of those successful stories also come with struggles.

I absolutely agree! Ayu Adiati

This was a very much-needed read for me. I recently experience burnout some weeks ago and it was terrible. I decided to take a step back from some personal goals so I could rest more and it definitely helped me a lot.

I'm glad that you like it, Edidiong Asikpo! 😀

I do hope you're doing much better now after taking a rest. Take care, Edidiong! ❤

Yes, I am doing much better now Ayu Adiati. Thanks for asking. 😃

Thank you for sharing it, Ayu Adiati! It's not easy to talk about these things, and especially online. 🙂

Well done for doing so! I'm sure it will help people. 🙏

And take care of yourself! 🙏

Thank you so much, Catalin Pit! 🙏😃

No words to expain this amazing post! Thanks a lot! ✌️

Thank you, and also for reading, Savio Martin! 😄

Thanks, Ayu for sharing your experience. this would really help me cope with my future burnouts and imposter syndrome waves 😊. I love your idea about experimenting, would adapt it into my learning. again Thanks for writing!.

Thank you so much, Victor! 😊 I'm glad if it could help you 😃

What a wholesome post Ayu! Thanks for sharing your story! It will inspire a lot of people who going through the same as you 😊😊 I definitely had my fair share of burnout as well. I like the part about experimenting. Even for those with years of experience, experimenting is how we learn while having fun!

Thank you so much, Victoria! 😊 Yes, it's my favorite part as well! 😃

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