shid , the top 3 coding languages used with the highest skill fidelity should be the first one your list.
Might be the move. Getting on programming asap
Programming is useful but really open ended
If you pair it with something more niche, such as networking, you will be $$.
I wanna do network engineering because it's basically big puzzles. I wouldn't say it's something I'm passionate about, but I find the material interesting and it pays well.
How to do basic car maintenance
Know how to do basic things on a computer and in a computer
u using youtube to find these?
It just shows up on my recommended. Tempted to learn the basics of python or java now, and see If it's something I'd like to pursue further
this is really one of those things you have to practice
mere communication isn't enough, though. the answer to this is actually mastering your own emotions, to think logically rather than emotionally.
once you do this, you will improve your communication skills a lot more. I'm maaaaaad emotional in almost every aspect of life. I'm training myself to be more in control of how I feel and stop letting that dictate my life.
You hit the nail right on the head
I feel like there’s steps to it though, first you have learn how to articulate what you’re feeling, that way you can have greater control over how you think.
For example let’s say someone is depressed. If they can articulate why they’re depressed they can get to the root cause of how they feel then instead of letting the feeling of depression take over they can take steps to combat the root cause of it. Once that happens they’ll start thinking differently about how they feel. The feeling of course won’t go away right away but they’ll know that there’s something that they can do, and that they’re not hopeless.
Imagine being privileged and having a dishwasher
I’m 100% sure they don’t even wash properly, just do it by hand takes 2-3 minutes
You hit the nail right on the head
I feel like there’s steps to it though, first you have learn how to articulate what you’re feeling, that way you can have greater control over how you think.
For example let’s say someone is depressed. If they can articulate why they’re depressed they can get to the root cause of how they feel then instead of letting the feeling of depression take over they can take steps to combat the root cause of it. Once that happens they’ll start thinking differently about how they feel. The feeling of course won’t go away right away but they’ll know that there’s something that they can do, and that they’re not hopeless.
Couldn’t have said it better my friend
Keeping up your physical health through cooking and exercise
Being able to communicate your ideas well and concisely through writing or speech
Being able to think critically to obtain a deeper understanding of whatever the subject is
Spending and saving your money as appropriate and in a smart way
Also managing money isn't a skill
accounting absolutely is a skill
i would agree if you mean personal finance though for the most part
accounting absolutely is a skill
i would agree if you mean personal finance though for the most part
Yah I mean personal finances
This
KTT has to be the least mechanically inclined community I have run across
How would u know lmao
changing a tire, how to start a fire in the wilderness, how to find north without a compass, being able to do a few simple pullups etc... things like this can literally save your life. A lot of people dont realize how important it is to be even decently fit, being able to lift your body weight over an obstacle using upper body strength is very important
How would u know lmao
There are no gear heads on here
We don't even have a car thread and the one on KTT1 was dead
if u wanna make $
Have a bachelor's degree, CCNA, and Python automation skills
Then pivot to Azure/AWS 3 years into your career
110k+ if you play your cards right
Whats the best way to learn? Is it through a course or self taught? And do you know any good websites who provide these courses?
Washing dishes? U deadass rinse them off and put them in a dishwasher
Dude lazy as hell
Reading consistently, improves many areas in your thinking, e.g. creativeness, verbal etc.
Programming, either buy a course or go to the youtube and there is enough. I recommend Java/Javascript or Python.
Meditation, Cold Shower and Wim Hof Method.
just got to do it consistently
Whats the best way to learn? Is it through a course or self taught? And do you know any good websites who provide these courses?
Udemy / Coursera
Whats the best way to learn? Is it through a course or self taught? And do you know any good websites who provide these courses?
reddit sucks in a lot of aspects, but it's great for learning computer skills
/r/CCNA is a great resource to get some idea of where to start. Starting from nothing it's gonna take a couple months to get your head around concepts, but it's fun learning how the world works