Then into adolescence: tattooer, anthropologist/teacher, coder(coders 'can be different' and coding felt like a game)
Now: I'm a developer and I'd like to get free to be creative in coding, writing, drawing
What sucks about being a dev is that when you're learning it you just feel like creating and the work is nothing like it.. I guess I'm somewhat good at it because I'm good with abstractions, have always been very logic and like learning(thus 'teacher'). So, I'm still far but the spirit is the same... Seeking your passions is hard as fuck, no wonder people give up.
Then into adolescence: tattooer, anthropologist/teacher, coder(coders 'can be different' and coding felt like a game)
Now: I'm a developer and I'd like to get free to be creative in coding, writing, drawing
What sucks about being a dev is that when you're learning it you just feel like creating and the work is nothing like it.. I guess I'm somewhat good at it because I'm good with abstractions, have always been very logic and like learning(thus 'teacher'). So, I'm still far but the spirit is the same... Seeking your passions is hard as fuck, no wonder people give up.