I just love coding and love doing competitive programming and leetcode but after doing it for over 1 and half years i just feel like coding sucks and i will never be as good as those Chinese programmers who does leetcode contest in under 5-6 mins and i feel like i wanna quit it at this point.
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Overcome frustration and imposter syndrome in coding by setting realistic goals and focusing on progress, not comparison to others
Action Steps
- Set realistic goals for your coding practice and progress
- Focus on solving problems at your own pace, rather than comparing yourself to others
- Take breaks and practice self-care to avoid burnout
- Review and learn from your mistakes, rather than getting discouraged by them
- Celebrate your small wins and accomplishments to stay motivated
Who Needs to Know This
Developers and programmers who participate in competitive programming and LeetCode can benefit from this advice to stay motivated and focused on their own progress
Key Insight
💡 Comparison to others can be toxic, focus on your own progress and goals
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Don't compare yourself to others, focus on your own coding progress and celebrate small wins #codingmotivation #leetcode
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i am just this cause i am failing to run a leetcode (hard) ques. submitted by /u/Conscious_Foot_429 [link] [com
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