, while coding today, I could see how good I've gotten in programming.
How did I get this good in less than six months?
Practice.
Practice makes progress.
I have colleagues who aren't as good in coding as I am today because they don't practice.
You cannot become good in something you don't do often.
Anyone that applies this lesson in any area of life will definitely be productive in such area.
When I wanted to go into tech, I made a decision to code daily.
Although I've not been doing that but I code at least five days out of seven days. That's how I got better.
If you want to be better at speaking, do it often.
If you want to be better at designing, do it often.
You cannot achieve progress in something you rarely do.
Pick this lesson, and apply it in all areas of your life and you'll be better.
Stay Jiggy!
Darasimi Ademola
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