
Everything is going to be all right
We can adapt ourselves to any context. We can reinvent ourselves to succeed and make that difference. While we have that ambition for success and growth, everything is possible.
Software Developer & Consultant.
We can adapt ourselves to any context. We can reinvent ourselves to succeed and make that difference. While we have that ambition for success and growth, everything is possible.
I didn't expect to lose my job due to a budget cutoff. I was great at my job, and I used to think that being good would protect me, that it was enough to keep me covered, so this scenario wasn't possible in my head. I was so wrong.
Most of the time, we forget about our comfort. We place ourselves out of our priorities because we think investing in ourselves is selfish or unnecessary.
Many of us have benefited from working from home after the pandemic. Fewer activities outside could lead to a sedentary life, negatively affecting productivity.
Every change has challenges, new learnings, and new experiences. It's adding value to you as a person and as a professional. We should become more accustomed to it.
Usually, we think more features are proportional to increasing the value for the end user. Or worse, we start designing something from our perspective that will solve users' needs. That's completely wrong.
The best way to keep yourself motivated is to never stop delivering. One small task at a time it's better than nothing.
No is a magic word that rarely somebody can use. Not all the stressors are in your control, but some are. Saying no can help us to reduce stress levels.
Having a lot of work is not a synonym for success. And I confess that sometimes I feel bad for not being “productive” with my free time.
Every start is essential; you’re open to trying new things, seeing a different perspective, and maybe, questioning yourself if you have been doing it the right way.
It’s the early beginning of a new journal. Let me introduce to you my new personal blog where you can find common dev topics.