Hey Pythonista,
We take a lot of calls from people wanting to learn and improve their code, people of all levels of Python and coding experience.
Everyone who joins these calls has some level of pain they're going through on their Python journey but lately there's been an interesting and sad trend.
People are hitting a wall with the general learning methods of reading books, watching videos, and now, using AI.
While they acknowledge that the concepts are all covered by these 3 modes, the comprehension and growth is not.
Some talk about spending years going through the same routines, making false start after false start, picking the learning back up but never making any progress.
It's frustrating and disheartening.
This is where coaching suddenly becomes a viable option.
We hate to think that people need to hit a low point before considering coaching. That's life as a developer though, isn't it? We're just naturally inclined to try things ourselves. It's how long we wait until we ask for help that becomes the issue.
We all know that the best learning experiences have come from having a dedicated mentor or coach working with you 1:1, giving you bespoke advice and feedback based on your unique situation and learning style. So why do we wait so long to acknowledge that this is the way. Julian wants to hear from you if you get the reference).
Last week on a call, an ex-Rugby player told us:
"The difference between the good players and the great players isn't skill, it's their coach".
If you're taking your Python journey seriously and want to grow quicker than you could ever imagine, click the button to book a call with us.
Julian + Bob
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