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🌱 Switching Careers Into Tech: Why Small Wins Matter More Than Speed
Hey everyone, I want to drop a quick reminder that might hit home if you’re trying to break into tech or make a career change into front-end development.
A lot of people think success comes from moving fast finishing courses in record time, applying to 100 jobs a week, or trying to become a “full stack” developer on day one. But here’s the truth:
It’s the small, consistent wins that actually move you forward.
- Building your first responsive page might not feel like much, but it’s a milestone.
- Landing your very first $100 freelance project builds confidence (and proof you can deliver).
- Understanding Flexbox or solving one JavaScript problem today creates momentum for tomorrow.
The journey into frontend development is less about sprinting and more about stacking daily progress until it compounds
If you’ve ever felt behind, remember, tech isn’t about being the fastest, it’s about being persistent and resourceful. Employers and clients don’t hire you because you rushed through tutorials, they hire you because you understand how to solve problems and can show your growth.
So, wherever you are right now, celebrate the small wins. They’re the foundation of your portfolio, your confidence, and your career shift.
What’s one small win you’ve had this week in your coding journey? Drop it below ⬇️
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