Can you help me achieve things from this short list*

  • General Programming
  • Web Development
  • Learn JavaScript and React
  • Rust Programming
  • Python Programming
  • Learn Nix and NixOS
  • Learn Linux at deeper level
  • Learn Japanese
  • Learn GIMP
  • Learn KDENlive
  • Learn Blender
  • Learn Godot
  • Learn and Use Emacs
  • Learn and Apply AIML and DS
  • Get fit
  • Land a Job at SE for paying the Bills
  • Get Good at DSA skills ( aka Leetcode)
  • Read Books
  • Watch Good films (Not just action / Hype Train)
  • Create a Second Brain / Zettelkasten
  • Create and Run my own Server
  • Build a PC according to my Needs
  • Get Into mechanical Keyboards
  • Learn Technical Writing
  • Managing Time and Sleep
  • Contribute to Open Source in a Meaningful Way
  • Land a Internship
  • Get Better at Driving in Indian Traffic
  • Write More
  • Type More
  • Avoid Brain Rot
  • Take Efforts
  • Better at Public Speaking
  • Manage College Grades / Studies
  • Practice Relaxing
  • Do Journalling
  • Limit My Screen Time
  • Have Fun and Be Happy
  • Learn to Play OpenTTD
  • Learn to Play Dwarf Fortress
  • Learn to Play Gear City
  • Learn to Play Factorio
  • Touch More Grass
  • Dedicate more energy and Time into Anki / FlashCards
  • Stop being tired / Bored all the time
  • Reduce Internet / Screen Time
  • Travel More
    • filtoid@lemmy.ml
      2·
      7 months ago

      Yes agree with this and categorise each into one set of broader goals, I suggest one is Programming, one could be Gaming etc. Then allocate time to each larger goal and order your sub “tickets” in there so you focus on one thing in a section at a time. For example, don’t learn Python and Rust at the same time, focus on one or the other (I’d probably suggest Python first as Rust has a very steep learning curve), but you can easily spend some time a week learning Python and some time learning Factorio, without the two things working against each other.

      Edit: for Programming stuff the site Roadmap.sh (https://roadmap.sh/) is useful for giving you an opinionated task list. It’s not for everyone, but if you just want to know where to start you could go a lot further wrong than that.

  • CarnivorousCouch@lemmy.world
    4·
    7 months ago

    The trick for anything is time and consistency. Choose two or three things from this list and plan when you will devote a few hours each week. During your “practice” time, find and use learning resources online.

    Some of these ideas are also shorter-term kind of forming things (like avoid brain rot, touch more grass), so I would also dedicate time weekly to think of/plan concrete changes in your life to accomplish them. Rotate through the list until the habit is fully formed.