Debug Your Mind: Getting Emotionally Ready for the Tech World
You wouldn’t deploy untested code — yet most people enter tech without testing their emotional readiness.
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You wouldn’t deploy untested code — yet most people enter tech without testing their emotional readiness.
Read article →Rejection hurts because your brain treats career setbacks like social exile from the tribe.
Read article →You don't have a time problem — you have a priority problem disguised as busyness.
Read article →You can be constantly connected and still deeply isolated.
Read article →Sometimes the real bug isn't just in your code — it's in how your emotions spiral when things don't work.
Read article →You don't lack discipline — you lack clarity about what deserves your limited mental energy.
Read article →Not all self-care advice works for the unique challenges of tech life—let's debug what actually helps.
Read article →In a field where you can literally work 24/7, learning to log off is a crucial life skill.
Read article →You spend all day thinking logically—but sometimes the most logical thing is to embrace the awareness what can't be coded.
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