I’m The First High Earning Software Engineer from My Community Part 2 | Capability

Early on I would use the idea of 'what im capable' of doing as an ego boost. I realized that not only was I right in that myself and others are extremely capable... however I cant tell you how much wasted talent has never reach that max capability because of the lack of willingness.
Growing up in low income, this was something I decided that I could not match myself against anymore. My max capability will aways be lower than someone that went to a top rank college for example. So the big adjustment i made was pinning myself against what i was willing to do to make things happen.
Hope this makes sense.
Some of my favorite books that keep me motivate:
LifeHacked: amzn.to/46OaUyH
Zero to One: amzn.to/3PYLZ4P
You Owe You: amzn.to/496VLdU
about me:
My name is Jeff, I grew up in lower class as an Asian American and got bad grades my whole life. I found my path to real estate investing (2m+ in properties) and have a successful day job as a Lead Software Engineer all before 30. My goal is to share what I've learned in my 20s that helped me become who I am today. no sales, no tricks, no games. Just pure advice from someone thats seen both the bottom and the top in this modern world.

[@TheHongKongMuslim]

I think a good video for you next would be talking about how you actually learnt how to programme, what you did when you was completely stuck, talk about moments when you came across questions and did not know how to go about it. I hope that makes sense and if you have already made a video like this then please forward me to it!

[@nathannyawaya]

mahn, the moment I got my first real world work, everything completely changed, am happy that I am able to program and code

[@cigdemylmaz1532]

thanks..

[@NeonGenesisRevelations]

This is me. I lack good study habits.

[@I_Lemaire]

You can get good. Just decide to be the best right now and be willing to spend time and sacrifice.