I want to share something I see all the time in my calls and DMs. Most people who reach out to me aren’t lazy. They’re not “bad at learning.” They’re just… stuck. They usually say things like: - “I feel capped in my current job.” - “I want something remote and stable.” - “I’ve thought about tech, but I don’t know if it’s realistic for me.” And here’s the reality of it: Frontend development isn’t a magic fix but for the right person, it’s one of the most reliable paths into a better career I’ve seen. What works isn’t talent. It’s having: - a clear roadmap - realistic timelines - accountability - and someone who actually explains how hiring works Most people don’t fail because tech is “too hard.” They fail because they try to figure everything out alone. If you’re quietly considering a move into tech, or wondering if frontend could be your path, you don’t need to decide today. But you do deserve clarity. Reply below with where you’re currently at, or DM me if you’d rather keep it private. I’m happy to talk it through with you.

If GitHub stresses you out, you’re not alone. I see so many frontend devs thinking: “I don’t have enough projects.” “My repos aren’t impressive.” “I don’t know what hiring managers even want.” Harry just dropped a YouTube video where he reviews a frontend GitHub profile and it’s honestly reassuring. Not because everything was perfect. But because it shows what actually matters: - clarity over quantity - intention over polish - real learning over flashy repos It’s one of those videos that makes you think: “Oh… I don’t need to start over. I just need to focus better.” Here’s the link if you want to watch it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGomP2eCoyo If GitHub has been a mental block for you, this is a great place to reset your mindset.