Accelerating the Zero-to-Noob Journey

A map has:

• a starting point (where you are now)
• an end point (where you want to be)
• At least one immediate action to kickstart your journey
• At least one checkpoint (intermediary goals/milestones)

The map analogy frames your endeavors as a journey, with multiple possible paths to your desired outcome.

This helps you focus on clarifying what your next two steps are, instead of worrying about the outcome you want to achieve.

How did you feel when you first started learning something?

When I started learning to code, I was interested, but also incredibly frustrated at the errors that would pop up because of my inexperience.

However, pushing through those bugs and learning from my mistakes also taught me the most—more than any tutorial video.

Resistance is normal. If there’s no resistance, there’s no growth.