I finished college with an electronics degree, but I wasn't excited.

I saw people making cool stuff and lots of money with computers.

I thought, "Maybe I could do that too!"

But I didn't have any formal programming training.

My course discarded C programming just like that.

People around me thought I was crazy to switch.

But I felt in my heart it was the right choice.

So, I decided to learn programming on my own.

I found videos by @thenewboston_og and watched at 4 AM every day.

I wrote code & SQL in a notebook stupidly,

It's not how we learn, it's how we optimize our learning faster.

And that's how I took risk and pivoted.

Knowing how your current situation is going to be pathetic,

makes you push harder to get into something that's better.

(Ep2)