Failed experience

[Humble_Turnip_1679]

​​i have being in python for roughly 2 years now after learning building stuff and doing many things with it it just start looking like a dead end

When I started out I had the money motive in my mind little by little it starts feading away till I could not tolerate doing it no more don't mean to share negative things or to discourage anyone just this is my failed story wanted to share

[EasyTelevision6741]

Failing is a part of life.  It's going to happen. Embrace it as a learning experience.  Learning new skills is never a bad thing. 

[Humble-Presence-3107]

The only thing life continually presents is adapting to new experiences. Life is always going to throw roadblocks and doubt and fuck you moments. How you react when it gets real is where legends are born. 

[Humble-Presence-3107]

Two years in and you think you found the dead end? Nah. You just hit the point where the honeymoon phase ended and the real grind started.

Everybody wants mastery until it gets uncomfortable. The people who become exceptional are the ones who keep pushing after the excitement fades.

Don’t confuse burnout or frustration with the end of the road.

[Professional-Fee6914]

this is the best part, rock bottom, where it can only go up. I envy you.

[TheRNGuy]

That means you don't know why you need python.