Becoming discipline

[Martinisawe]

Hey guys so last time I commented, I talked about waiting in a vocational program, and I'm still waiting believe it or not. But it doesn't mean that I haven't done anything. I've been hitting the gym for 3 months also I decided to take college on fall to learn a skill so i could share and help others by freelancing and to find opportunities. But digging deep on myself, i learned that i get distracted very easily and never was good on deadlines. So i decided to learn how to "learn udemy" on YouTube which sounds weird, i admit but it's a start.

The 3 skills I am learning is web development, animations and tech writing. I am in deep in learning web development by coding JavaScript on FreeCodeCamp and a deadline i set myself, which is complete all the beginners course before the 23rd of May and start a project. I'll admit, i hate it but I'm doing this so i could get a small career or freelancing and help my mom out. Also to start researching for "tech writing".

Now it's not my end all, be all but it's a start to dip my feet into the market world. Since I've been an overthinker and sometimes even delusional. Just want to experience and to see what I'll do when I'm in a middle of a project to finish before a deadline. I'm challenging myself to become consistent and deal from getting distracted and to focus on the project.

 

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[10Fold]

Wish you all the best on your journey.

Love your terminology "Being Discipline".
I myself am also an overthinker who can get delusional at times.

I've been reading a book called "Being Peace" written by a Buddhist monk and it's been
helping me a lot with staying above the water.

But yeah the book goes into how we are peace and peace is us. Same with anger,
sadness, etc. That we can't treat it as a virus to eliminate, and it needs to be treated
with care and love because it is us.

Keep us posted

 

[rjdgreat]

I'm challenging myself to become consistent and deal from getting distracted and to focus on the project.

Way to go! Just be patient with yourself and aim to be better 1% daily. Always remember that there is no shortcuts!