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What’s happening forum, posting this thread to document my self improvement journey from the ground up. I’m committing to building a base of stability and education so I can become a successful game developer.
My goal at this point in time is not to become a multimillionaire, but to build the foundation upon which to pursue that long term vision. This means taking care of my food, shelter and health, while locking down a proper foundational job that gives me a consistent and predictable schedule. I'll be using most of my off time to learn the specialized skills I'll need for game development, mostly character animation, math, and some coding. Always making sure to get my reps in.
I'll practice animation and math for a couple of hours a day, taking notes and reading books along the way. Consistency is the key. Getting a little done each day that adds up over the course of weeks and months. Once I have the specialized skills down pat, and I'm in a more stable financial situation, I can crack down on the specialized unit, and really start building the game I'm working on bit by bit. My off days will be a godsend, as they'll afford me more freedom to study, and to meal prep for the week. I'll also be lifting 5x a week on an U/L split, but I'll elaborate more on my lifting journey in a separate thread.
I'll be posting regular progress updates here as I put my nose to the grindstone, so feel free to follow along.
I'd love to hear about your self improvement stories. How did you get yourself to the point of pursuing your business ventures, and what did you learn along the way?
Godspeed, and best of luck climbing the stairs of wealth.
My goal at this point in time is not to become a multimillionaire, but to build the foundation upon which to pursue that long term vision. This means taking care of my food, shelter and health, while locking down a proper foundational job that gives me a consistent and predictable schedule. I'll be using most of my off time to learn the specialized skills I'll need for game development, mostly character animation, math, and some coding. Always making sure to get my reps in.
I'll practice animation and math for a couple of hours a day, taking notes and reading books along the way. Consistency is the key. Getting a little done each day that adds up over the course of weeks and months. Once I have the specialized skills down pat, and I'm in a more stable financial situation, I can crack down on the specialized unit, and really start building the game I'm working on bit by bit. My off days will be a godsend, as they'll afford me more freedom to study, and to meal prep for the week. I'll also be lifting 5x a week on an U/L split, but I'll elaborate more on my lifting journey in a separate thread.
I'll be posting regular progress updates here as I put my nose to the grindstone, so feel free to follow along.
I'd love to hear about your self improvement stories. How did you get yourself to the point of pursuing your business ventures, and what did you learn along the way?
Godspeed, and best of luck climbing the stairs of wealth.
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