Start answering questions on Stack Overflow.Start putting all the code you're most proud of on your GitHub in public repositories, and try to finish at least one open source thing.Is there anything I can do so this doesn't look so bad to recruiters? It's been 4 years since my bachelor's and I have no professional experience nothing to show for that time really, except a failed grad school project.
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It is said to be about "how to overcome difficulties, steadfastness, courage to take risky decisions."ĭiagnosed ADHD-PI, professional software developer here working on an agile team building SaaS apps for large retailers.
But I've heard many trustworthy Smashers recommend it.
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Yes this is a book on Tennis but it talks about the inner workings of your mind and how to get the best out of competitive performance and practice.
Despite having the word 'Winning" right in the title, the book teaches the value of focusing less on the results and more on the process. Written by one of the world's best Street Fighter players, Daigo, this book talks a lot about consistent growth, the benefits of staying humble, innovating, taking risks, and how to play with the mentality of learning and growing rather than focusing on just the win. You can find a free audio version that covers most of the book here: list=PLZbBoZgd9o1mVN2-CnS4yfbhIEbpJFrWp This means taking responsibility and accountability for everything you do and not putting excuses that only hold you back. This is a book on how competition in gaming works and having a "play to win" mentality. Like I said, I can relate to the feelings of frustration that you've all felt but I am also very fortunate to say that I've gotten a lot from this game and the community and I wouldn't change it if I could. It makes me very happy to share happy vibes with fellow Smashers. ** Please feel free to send me a Reddit Chat or PM if you wanna talk more about Smash! ** A lot of Smashers practice and watch Smash, but don't do much else to improve their mentality.Īt the end of this comment I'll paste a short list of some books that I found very help for my improvement in Smash and then a link of a list of Smash resource I've compiled. I have several good resource to recommend, if you want to get better. I know how frustrating, demoralizing, and even depressing one can feel when struggling to enjoy what should be a happy pass-time. I probably won't respond to every comment but I just want you all to know that I'm happy if this helped you in anyway.
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