Balancing work and learning?

[Leightonm]

I have developed an interest in web development/design, and have been absorbing content/info like crazy for the past few weeks/months. My job has been occupying (and still is) most of my headspace though. How do I tip the scale?

[fridjonk]

You have to develop a habit and a learning space. You learn in a place where you do nothing but that. Whether it's your kitchen, some other room, or a coffee shop. After some time, your mind will automatically go into learning mode when you enter that space. You also can build a habit like always drinking cacao, or coffee when you're about to go learn. All this should in a week or two lead to a more disciplined headspace. 

[Leightonm]

@fridjonk thanks, will try this.

[Average Investor]

It can be pretty hard to juggle a lot of stuff at once. Especially if something is mentally demanding. I like to put my time into sections and keep things a bit separate with dedicated time towards it. You could try to get up a bit earlier and do some web design stuff before work while your mind is still fresh. I try to aim to be up earlier, so there is not distractions and stuff. I find it pretty helpful for getting some of the things I want done. Granted it is not always easy to get up extra early, but it seems to pay off well. 

You could see if you could join some sort of club web design too. That would really help keep you on track. Because you would be doing things revolving around that. That and putting yourself in a space that is based completely around that.  

[Monika]

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Edited March 29, 2020 by Monika

[Amil]

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Edited April 25, 2020 by Amil

[elizaveta]

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[Tuan]

Start small and think of ways to build small projects from what you learnt now. And think of each small projects as like a sprint. After every sprint you can assess your skill performances.

[Michael569]

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