[mrnonamenoface]

Whats the easiest way you have found to keep yourself motivated to keep at it when learning to code? I've tried to learn a few different times, and each time it just seems like there is such a learning curve to all of it that I always end up getting discouraged and giving up. Any tips or anything to help make the learning curve a little easier to digest?

[Accident Man]

The biggest way for me to stay incentivized is to cerebrate a program that intrigues you but is just out of reach of your faculties. Do a step ladder of arduous programs that engage you.

[mothered]

If you're coding a project that you're genuinely Interested In, you'll find that It's predominantly enjoyable, as opposed to being a tedious and arduous task.

[sachaneedslove]

Whenever I feel not doing anything at all, I always think of myself that I will live on the streets in the next few days since I have no one but myself to depend on. Basically that is why I am here in this forum, and I struggle to find more work with what I have.

[HypnoticMagician]

Programming is not for impatient morons with limited attention span.

[DrangBrang]

Listen to 2pac, take a break for 1hr, drink coffe, and your good

[oliva_george1]

Programming is not for impatient morons with limited attention span.

Level Qoute man!!

[maxzyys]

This will be based on your instructions.

[Endeavor]

Whats the easiest way you have found to keep yourself motivated to keep at it when learning to code? I've tried to learn a few different times, and each time it just seems like there is such a learning curve to all of it that I always end up getting discouraged and giving up. Any tips or anything to help make the learning curve a little easier to digest?

Money

Jokes aside, its just the potential are endless with tech and I just want to be a part of it. That keeps me going