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    Hi guys, first and foremost, I want to take the time to thank all those who contribute beforehand. Your help is greatly appreciated. I have really been stressing on making a good career choice that will allow me to be my own person. Over the years (I am 24) I have been thinking about becoming a fullstack dev for an environmental company (primarily front end for creative reasons.) I believe this is a good choice for me that can be a great opportunity and feed my soul. It is in a field that I love which allows you to be your own person and is for a great cause. My amount of time for achieving this goal is one year. I am currently in the monthly planning stage of it, after I develop a solid sketch I will move on to weekly. I have little experience in the area though I can have a conversation on it, so it is probably better to assume I know nothing. I really need help designing my goal plan. I am motivated to make this happen and will follow the advice given and post blogs on my progress each month. As of right now I am focusing on working a lot and though I have time to relentlessly study I am not sure if school would be a good idea. (its expensive and I make little money) I have started looking into online courses and want to choose the best options. I am not good at goal planning. I am literally turning my life around, changing the way I think and leaping into a new world of possibility through taking control through studying life skills. Any advice on this journey and how it should be approached will be greatly appreciated :)

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      Hi guys, first and foremost, I want to take the time to thank all those who contribute beforehand. Your help is greatly appreciated. I have really been stressing on making a good career choice that will allow me to be my own person. Over the years (I am 24) I have been thinking about becoming a fullstack dev for an environmental company (primarily front end for creative reasons.) I believe this is a good choice for me that can be a great opportunity and feed my soul. It is in a field that I love which allows you to be your own person and is for a great cause. My amount of time for achieving this goal is one year. I am currently in the monthly planning stage of it, after I develop a solid sketch I will move on to weekly. I have little experience in the area though I can have a conversation on it, so it is probably better to assume I know nothing. I really need help designing my goal plan. I am motivated to make this happen and will follow the advice given and post blogs on my progress each month. As of right now I am focusing on working a lot and though I have time to relentlessly study I am not sure if school would be a good idea. (its expensive and I make little money) I have started looking into online courses and want to choose the best options. I am not good at goal planning. I am literally turning my life around, changing the way I think and leaping into a new world of possibility through taking control through studying life skills. Any advice on this journey and how it should be approached will be greatly appreciated :)

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      ZurdoDev
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      If you have little to no experience then I would suggest building some apps on your own. That way you can show potential employers what you can do. Why don't you go ahead and get a job now?

      There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

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        If you have little to no experience then I would suggest building some apps on your own. That way you can show potential employers what you can do. Why don't you go ahead and get a job now?

        There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

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        Get as much experience as possible, do extra projects on the side, network, take a professional development course... I'm trying to kick start my career as well ... good luck!

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