I woke up very late. It's like I have to sleep a long time for my brain to reprogram to a new update.
Not a problem today though as I am running my to do list on a priority basis so I already got some work done today that matters within 2 hours of being awake.
Yesterday was a wasted day because all I did was diagnose myself with undiagnosed ADHD ( mild to moderate ) and study an hour of python. ( Which I have been told I am doing wrong but it's okay as it helps me warm up to doing it the right way )
It doesn't really matter whether I have ADHD or not, what matters is that the solutions that work for ADHD work for me too, so I focus on that part.
Today feels like a good day so far and hopefully things continue to improve.
I also did fix the problem of minimizing the waiting gaps in my tasks by trusting others to do the things they say they will do, after which I only need to remind them if they fail. Delegation of duty. It means you accept delays for non priority tasks as long as the person you delegated the task to gets the blame for failing to do their job on time. This way you can focus on your work and not have to worry about what the other person is doing. This is also why finding the right fit for the job at the beginning is important. You don't want people you have to babysit 24/7 outside of the higher value sensitive tasks.
I fix sleep timing again by tomorrow night. Learn to plan expenditures across the month. I learn to get better at doing any and all tasks without hesitation.
Good luck to me and good luck to you.
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What's the plan with python, do you have an end goal with all this?
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Yeh, when you say "studying" are you reading a book and watching videos or are you actually writing code? Make sure you're writing code. Try Advent of Code or writing a simple game (just console output, no UI).
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Yes. Learn python. Memorize or go through 2-4 books. Do projects on github. Then try to find jobs where python is required including asking my friends and connections in the programming space for assistance in that direction. Any job that pays more than 40k INR per month I am happy with that doesn't hopefully suck up all my days hours beyond the contracted work hours.
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