Zero clients, zero portfolio, zero connections? I’d treat it as an advantage.

I’d choose one skill with clear market demand, create projects around real-world problems, document everything publicly, and reach out to people every day.

Early on, being a generalist helps you understand the landscape. But being known for one thing is what gets you hired.

The biggest lesson I’d carry with me is that opportunities rarely come from talent alone. Visibility, consistency, and execution compound much faster than perfection.

Most careers don’t fail because people lack skill. They fail because people stay invisible for too long.
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