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Overview:

I am working to become a full stack web developer. I do not yet know exactly what "stack" to focus on. My goal is to be proficient enough in coding to get a Front End Developer job by the end of the year. From there I will continue working towards the Full Stack Developer goal.

I started this goal around August of last year and was doing very well for a few months. Through Christmas, January, and February, I haven't been doing much. And by much I mean nothing towards my goals. I was working on a WordPress site that I used as my excuse to avoid learning/ working on other things.

I'm hoping this 100 Days Challenge will give me a solid goal to reach which will motivate me to continue going. Whether each day brings a big achievement or a small one, at least I will be actively doing something to reach my end goal.

I suffer from a VERY short attention span and I get restless quickly, so committing to long periods of concentration are quite difficult for me. I will attempt the Pomodoro technique and see how I like it.

To hold myself accountable, I will tell specific family and friends who I know will be on my butt about finishing if I tell them to help me. I will also post my progress to Github, a couple Facebook groups, and maybe do the Twitter thing.

Overall Goals:

Become proficient in multiple languages Write clean code Figure out exactly which "full stack" I want to focus on Become a Full Stack Web Developer Rules:

Code at least 2 hrs/ day Can miss 2 days/ 2 weeks, but must make up the time later whether by adding hours or do more days after 100 Push something to Github ideally every day, but at least once a week

Obstacles to Overcome:

Procrastinating Not feeling defeated by the learning curves/humps Be more active in online communities for support Procrastinating Don't stick too long on one thing if I get stuck. Move on and come back to it Imposter Syndrome Staying intently focused for 2 hrs at a time (Maybe try Pomodoro technique)

References:

Took help from google