Self-study schedule

It's about learning, coding, and generally how to get your sh*t together c:

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[manubishe]

"decision fatigue"

Yeah, I hear that
No, I didn't expect it at all, especially not from a data scientist

[marioschristodoulou]

You're correct. Do you know how to study faster than normal. Do you know any plans to follow? Thank you. ❤

[fereshtehmahdavi]

You are so talented! Like you so much.

[desmondouckama]

So we create the schedule for self study when we have high motivation or do we schedule a time for self study when we consistently have high motivation or both

[gabriel]

This is all great and all, i feel a short doesn't do it justice, you could explain more. But the thing that bugs me is that maybe this channel glorifies self-study a little too much? At the end of the day most employers don't give that much credit to self-studied courses and certifications, and many offer you learning resources on the job besides the job experience itself, which is much more valuable for next hirings. Self study is great, but I feel is given too much importance and the time-reward relation might not be all that great. I'm a bit uncomfortable about asking about your personal experience with self-studyng actually. Sure, you could be an entrepreneur, but is that what most people want? 🤷‍♂