I coded 4 hours everyday for 1 year. And it changed my life.

1. How to code consistently every day?
2. How to stay motivated when learning programming?
3. How many hours should you code everyday?

I will answer all these questions today.

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[tanishnagpal]

He is too clear about his goals, now I am feeling focused towards my goals. thanks for the vibe man!

[qwygyqat]

I can't get over how efficient your videos are. There's also no emotional context, which can be distracting. It's just purely informative and it doesn't slow down the message, or emphasize just because it may be complex. It's like you trust us to be able to pause and rewind the video on our own terms. Bravo, sir.

[kevincheng]

To some people, it is a good idea not to focus on the amount of time he coded everyday. The journey to learn programming and land a job in a tech field is different from person to person. If you have a family and a kid or two, coding 4 hours everyday with a full time work means you would not spend time with your family at all. If you cannot make 4 hours to code, I personally think it is completely fine. The worst thing you can do is to blindly follow the 4 hours code everyday and get burned out. Consistency is the key. If you can code 2 hours everyday, even an hour everyday, is much better than nothing.

[TrieuNguyen-hxrl]

I code 8 hours every day. After 1 year, I have back problems, high cholesterol, etc.

[braumski]

I love your matter-of-fact attitude while motivating people and inspiring by leading by example

[SachinPCD-Telugu]

Iam very lucky that i found this channel 🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮

[ArmanShaikh-frtz]

I am a mechanical engineering graduate, and I recently switched to IT as a developer. I had a fear of coding, but your videos motivate me a lot.

[PreetiSingh-cbgv]

*Entire Youtube motivating every individual to code, making the IT industry overcrowded and extremely competitive, where you get 10 times less of what you deserve. This industry has become saturated where only the best of the best will survive till the end. Practicality is changing fields as soon as possible instead of investing time to a field which is gonna become overcrowded + obsolete. I am gonna try for finance or some other thing !!!*

[moviesanimeclips]

Got my first computer (Laptop) at age 24.I'm 25 now also unemployed. I'm a Electrical Engineering graduate being an average student couldn't land a job till now. It took 6yrs(2016-22) to finish my graduation, tried for core jobs but couldn't get any.Now i'm trying to get a job in software field, learn to code myself.
Being 25yr old and unemployed i feel the pressure, i dont have words to say.
Your journey was impressive. I know how it feels. you motivated me very hard.
I hope i could land a job very soon.


❤ From India😊.

[TanmayBhurke]

Your videos have helped me a lot in my coding journey ... Also all your teachings are very practical which i admire the most ...Your lessons always make sense and I find it very easy to follow your Thank you so much ❤

[AP-lwrw]

Good video! It's all about purpose. IF one can manage to construct a strong purpose and have a strong sense of one, nothing...ABSOLUTELY NOTHING can stop you.

[uhfimlc]

This video was incredibly helpful! I've always struggled with coding daily, but your tips and tricks are definitely going to help me stay motivated. Thanks for sharing! God Bless you

[arigutman]

Success is not driven by anything other than consistency.

[ashwinnema]

You were an IITian. You are highly intelligent. Its pretty easy for people like you to get job

[OmChandankar]

Sir I am also an Indian and don't know that you had graduated from IIT Delhi. It's great that you have cleared such a huge competition. Love from India 👍❤

[anasouardini]

I can do 1-2 hours (pure coding); I calculated it using a "stop watch".

[Virtualexist]

I love Sahil, been watching his content since more than 2 years I can say. The calm and structure I find here is incomparable. <3 Thank you for being my inspiration Sahil. <3 <3 I want to move out of India and work in Tech, and looking upto him, I dont give up on my dream even when things go really hard for me. I am working in a service based rn, graduated from NIT. I saw his video where he talked about sunk cost fallacy, and since then I never looked back at my non-IT bg as being a hurdle. I just moved forward. Thank you so much Sahil for everything.

[radhakantpanda]

I code for nearly an hour(45min to 60min ) everyday, but while building some project stuff I can code for 2-3hrs non-stop and trying to improve it.

[itenigneer]

i had abstract thoughts in the same direction and now when you confirm it, I accept my thoughts and i start NOW !!

Subscribed !!

[mr-smartchoice]

I was having procrastination but you make me to stay consistency 😍