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Peter Yang@petergyang9 May 2024
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Jerry Seinfeld was recently asked why he still works so hard after Seinfeld.
I love his answer:
"Because the only thing in life that's really worth having is good skill and pursuing mastery."
Find something that you're intrinsically motivated to put in the reps for.
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Replying to @BatsouElef
I don’t think there any shortcuts to learning to code. You need to read code written by others and practice writing your own.
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Makers don't hate.
Haters don't make.
True then, true now, true always.
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This is the single career advice that I've followed and worked for me: Be comfortable being uncomfortable.
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8. Impress your inner child (or your actual children).
Making things that the child version of you would find cool has been a surprisingly good guide for creative decisions in my life. Adults are just kids who forgot how to play.
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I'm excited for this all female panel featuring @EpicGames staff talking about virtual music experiences. #sxsw #interactive
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The @xteam duck is super excited to listen to @riotgames talk about sustainability in gaming. #sxsw #gamingtrack #day3
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X-Team partners @PenskeMedia looking good at #SxSW!
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Running, writing, painting, and coding are not mental exercises, they require practical application.
Reading to improve is like watching someone else exercise – it does nothing for you.
To run better, run.
To write better, write.
To paint better, paint.
To code better, code.

























