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Friday DevOps Fun Junior developer vs. Legacy code base

Can I code? No. Can I design? No. I have no technical ability and I know nothing about software. But I know how to prompt.

Who you are today is NOT the limit of who you can be. It’s time to redefine your identity from the inside out. Your self-image shapes your reality. Let’s break it down: What do you feel you deserve? Are you holding back from the space you should occupy? It’s time to embrace the attributes you've always admired in others. You might think, “I can't be that person.” But that belief is what's holding you back. Imagine what could happen if you allow yourself to step into those dreams. Think about the last time you doubted yourself. Was it about your skills, your worth, or your presence? That doubt does not define you. It’s simply a ceiling that you can shatter. Decide TODAY to take up space unapologetically. Allow yourself to be: - A visionary - A leader - A creator Reflect on who you want to become. Then, write it down. Make your dreams your starting point. You have the power to rewrite your narrative. So, who will you decide to be? PS: Comment below with ONE trait you admire and aim to embody.

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The challenging life of a developer...

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Ever felt like luck just wasn't on your side? Here’s the truth: luck can be maximized. Let’s talk about "luck maxing". It’s not mystical or unattainable. Luck is basically randomness that happens to favor you. But here’s the kicker: you can control two key variables. 1. Increase your exposure to randomness → Put yourself out there. → Say yes to new experiences. → Connect with diverse people. 2. Make that randomness work in your favor → Embrace irrational resilience. → Don’t shy away from failure. → Keep pushing through challenges. By combining these two strategies, your luck will grow. I’ve seen it happen countless times. When I started my career, I was just a nobody. But I chose to step outside my comfort zone. Networking. Taking risks. While other people waited for opportunities, I created my own. Guess what? It paid off. My so called "luck" multiplied. So, how about you? Are you willing to put yourself out there? Are you ready to be resilient against adversity? Try it out and watch life’s randomness turn in your favor. If you’ve had a "lucky" break, share how you made it happen.

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