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Have you ever had an idea you really wanted to build, but you were afraid to start because you thought it might not be good enough or attractive to others?
What would you do in that situation? Would you start anyway, improve it along the way, or wait until you feel ready?
Share your thoughts in the comments
@CodebyLidia
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3 months of pro for just 100 birr. you can even gift it to your friends or give it away to your community
keeping it affordable for ethiopians. really hope this goes well 😭
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Good morning, everyone❤️
Consistency matters more than motivationMotivation comes and goes, but consistency helps you grow, you don't need to do something big everyday; even small steps count What matters is that you keep going 😊 #today #Lesson @tech_with_negasa
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Soo yoou probably know @fraolteshome1 with his crazy projects like Kura and alphabet and you do know know you should know him and this is your sign and dude is insane like if you don't know him you definelty should see what he build and learn allot from him his channel was deleted by mistake and he's back now with his new one make sure to go and check him and shoow soome loove and see soome cool cracked prjects🔥🙌🏽
https://t.me/fraolteshome1
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There’s something special about using a product you built yourself! 😊
Have you tried my EasyRead web app yet? 👀 If not, give it a try! I vibecoded it myself, lol 💻
I’d love to hear your honest feedback. Try it out, explore its features, and let me know what you think!
🔗 Try EasyRead: https://easyread-robera.vercel.app/
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A few moments from today’s Python tutorial
Teaching more than 50 students was a whole experience. I was nervous at first, but once we got started, I really enjoyed it.
Just sharing what I know, learning along the way, and making memories. Grateful for today!
@CodebyLidia
Today, I’ll be giving a Python tutorial to fresh students, and honestly, I’m a little nervous because there will be more than 50 students in the room 😭😂
But at the same time, I really love teaching and sharing what I know. ❤️
So, a little fear, a lot of excitement, and a big opportunity to grow
Wish me luck!😌
@CodebyLidia
One thing I find difficult in CP and DSA is finding the right approach to solve unfamiliar problems.I’m working on it by practicing consistently, learning new problem-solving patterns, and understanding my mistakes instead of just looking at the solution.
Still open!!
https://sma.robi.work/b/SEW1R6xFe3oI
I received some questions that aren't related to tech, so i may not answer those
feel free to ask about CP,DSA or any valuable tech related topic
@CodebyLidia
Good night, everyone! ❤️
Feel free to send me your questions until tomorrow, especially about CP, I’ll try my best to answer them all. 🫶
@CodebyLidia
Awww, thank you 😂❤️ I missed you guys too! Honestly, I’m still figuring it out myself 😂😭 I don’t think you can balance everything perfectly all the time. I just try to prioritize what matters most, manage my time, and take things one day at a time. Some days university needs more attention, other days I focus on coding or spend time with friends. The key is to be intentional with your time and not feel guilty when you need to rest. We’re all learning as we go 😂❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words❤️ Honestly, I still struggle sometimes too. I think the key is to stop waiting for motivation and start building discipline. You don’t have to solve many problems every day; even solving one problem and learning something from it is progress.
My advice is to start small, set a realistic daily goal, and stay consistent even when progress feels slow. Don’t be afraid of difficult problems or compare your progress with others. Focus on understanding the problems you solve rather than just the number of problems.
And remember, consistency doesn’t mean never missing a day; it means coming back even after you stop for a while. Just keep going, one problem at a time. You’ll improve gradually.
@CodebyLidia
