SWE @motivohealth | ADHD lady | Nomadette

HI x CA 🇵🇭🇺🇸
Joined August 2021
introducing radical - a visual calendar app where you can see your time in new ways! 🔮 next stops: ✨tmrw, send demo version to the 64 people on my waitlist to test out 🫶 ✨ keep building 🌱 ✨ @_buildspace IRL in SF 🇺🇸 ✨ ….who knows?? 🚀 #nightsandweekends
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Trying to break into tech? Join the Gridiron Survivor team as we discuss several development career topics with @ladyleet, CEO of @ThisDotLabs. Tomorrow, 7/24 @ 2pm CST / 3pm EST.
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Be with people who want you to win. Be with people who value your authenticity. Be with people who are willing to have difficult but important conversations. Be with people who care about your inner world. Be with people who want to know you better, so they can love you better.
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Guess who's featured in the latest @moderndotweb podcast! "Being Yourself, For Fun And Profit" with a hint of DevRel, CSS and MCU in the conversation. Stream episode here 🎉 📽️: youtu.be/3C0rcoCGP3Q 📻: open.spotify.com/episode/26B…
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Sharing wins here is great, but so is sharing defeat. Storytime! Last year I was approached by a local company - an Amazon top seller of hair products - to submit a proposal for redesigning their website. Excited, I submitted a proposal with my ideas and fees. 👇
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not gonna lie, y'all. feeling kinda jaded from job searching. any tips on staying fresh?
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Jashele T. | devjashele.tech@jasheloper3 Mar 2023
When using Git and GitHub, simple terminal commands can make these tools easier to work with when navigating computer files and working on projects. 🔗 Watch full video - youtu.be/xsPPWxlI-Nw #git #github #commandline #codingtools #tech
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Just finished a coding assessment for a job. I literally learned Python so that I could take this assessment. Just wanted to share this spread with y'all. It's so satisfying to me🤧😮‍💨
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Last year I listed everything I made in 2021, so its only right I continue the trend. I didn't make nearly as many things this year as my projects got bigger and took longer to make, but at the end of it all I accomplished the one thing I set out to do, I got hired! 👀🧵👇🏾
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Introducing Hexcape, my final project in the Apple Developer Academy. a thread
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It's a great time to recognize friends who landed their first roles as developers in 2022! CONGRATS 😭 @danainjax @AnnorCode @Matthew_WebDev @onwardLyn @allysedotdev @jess_coding @JoelHer75098234 @sufitogoofies I'm missing a lot more but hope y'all finish this year strong!
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For anyone interested or wondering about coding bootcamps -- after tomorrow, I'll have just finished with one. What I DIDN'T get from the experience:
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The best strategy for managing ADHD: Learn a bunch of little strategies (that may only work once or twice) & just continually cycle through them without feeling bad about needing novelty to find motivation. — What are your favorite little strategies that worked at least once?
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hey. those are my emotional support 42,732 unread emails
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In honor of #WorldMentalHealthDay, we asked our team how they work on their mental health.
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ADHD is having “such potential” that I test into the gifted students program, but “difficulty completing or handing in assignments” so I fail out of it.
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If there’s so much demand for mental health support, why are there so many people who can’t get help? @motivohealth is trying to help by getting more therapists licensed to practice. By @paperaltanews trib.al/OmTBUva
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Most productivity tools and apps don’t really work for people with ADHD. We get excited by the shiny features and may think “this is the one!” before reality crashes in (and we forget to cancel the subscription). What are some tools that have ACTUALLY worked with your ADHD?
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"I don't need therapy" bro I've seen your tweets
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Junior developers do not know their worth but I am going to convince you! Here are 9 unspoken reasons companies need juniors and why you should feel empowered to negotiate:
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