Orion.dev

john is one of my friends i met at a hospitality hackathon. he’s a really great guy. he started his channel, so go follow him, u’ll learn a lot from him. he’s also fun and very sociable.

why don't u be the outperformer and their scale to compare with😁

'Veni, Vidi, Vici'

Best lessson i have learned so far ''don’t jump around too much pick one thing and stick with it long enough. Switching every week leads to staying average at everything.''

u have to watch this guys, it's fun and useful.

i finally finished it
i just took this notes, but there is more into it

—> for beginners,lowkey u need a crush 😭 like someone to impress with ur coding skills, it sounds funny(don't argue...it works😭)

—> ur circle is very important, being around people who are building things, thinking big, talking about business. it changes u. i’m still kinda weak at this tbh

—> u don’t have to be a genius to succeed in this field, u just need a crush😂

—>don’t focus on money first, focus on connections, networking, and building good products. money will come. i've been waiting😭😭

—>if u actually have skills, u won’t feel shy in front of clients, so have the skill, the basics is neccessary

—>use AI to move faster and ship ur projects

—> get out of ur private github and start showing ur work publicly(it is for me)

—> post ur work on X, linkedin, telegram… just put yourself out there, be visible(sadly,it is also for me)

—>have niche and be picky

—>don’t just build random websites, try to solve real problems

—>always try to figure things out instead of giving up

—>and about “being busy”, most of the time it’s not true, we’re just not brave or focused enough

—>plan ur next day before u sleep

—>plan based on tasks, not time. finish what u planned, then sleep, not "i'll sleep 6hours no matter waht"

—>being a niche developer makes things easier for getting clients

—>build a lot of projects

—>keep God in ur life (! important)

—>appreciate what u have

—>don’t forget to spend time with family and friends while chasing goals

—>just ship a working version first, don’t wait for perfection

—>drink water 😭 (apparently important)

overall it was a really fun and interesting, i didn’t even feel like learning but i learned a lot

big thanks nahom and brook 🙌

finally got time to watch this, i'm at 34:38 already and yay i ’m hooked
it’s actually fun and interesting.
gonna drop some notes on what i learned once i finish it

portfolio 2.0 is coming...