Whether you are a coding newbie or you're an experienced developer, you might have thought to yourself... I'm not that great of a developer, what am I doing here? When you get into this pattern of thinking, this actually slows down your performance ...
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Hello Izaye,
I agree with keeping a journal of achievements and goals. This helps me with imposter syndrome by visualizing my accomplishments so far, motivating me to continue pushing myself through burnout. Learning to code is not easy, and there is a reason behind our decision to become software developers/engineers. Your conclusion is spot on! Mistakes are bound to happen; we need to keep moving forward with building projects, learning, and creating relationships with others on the same path. Thanks for the insightful post!
Cess
Technical writer | self-taught👩🏻💻 | Frontend Developer
Thanks for sharing