🥊 Mentorship Minute: Hong Kong Coder

✅ Join Us In The Virtual Python Community ➡️➡️  https://virtualpythonmeetup.com I want to talk to you about consistency. My mind is on this topic today because of a story I heard about a python coder in Hong Kong.   Meet Tony.  This guy tweets at me every day with his 100 days of code challenge progress.  He does this consistently even though his city is burning.  Wow. First of all, how thankful are we in the states that Hong Kong is not our reality.  I sure reflected on this story and fell very humbled. The other thing that comes to mind is how amazing is this guy's commitment to self-improvement in the face of disaster.   If you get this message, Tony, all I have to say is it's going to pay off in a big way to learn software development skills. The big lesson I am getting from this story is gratitude and inspiration.  I can't think of a good excuse to stop being consistent with my progress towards my goals.     As a sidebar, the 100days of code challenge is an excellent way to invest in yourself.  The best type of investment is in yourself, and the 100 day code challenge is precisely that.  If you want accountability with the challenge tweet @pypodcast your progress, we are routing for you. My last message to the readers is to make sure you reach out to Tony with encouragement.  Ask yourself, and please comment if you have ideas on how we can help as a community with the scenario in Hong Kong.    If I was a young person trying to cut my teeth in software development and having the challenge of political unrest, it makes me think gratitude and a bigger purpose.   I am embarrassed to say this, but I sincerely wish I had more ability to help!   Please comment or share this if you have ideas on how to help people in Tony's situation. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/profitablepythonfm/message