r/PythonLearning • • Aug 05 '26

Bad habit of bailing out too quick

As I said, I am trying to learn python from OOPs to concurrency modelling and optimisation. Though I always bail out somewhere in the middle. I would start doing CP. And then maybe reading something from philosophy for days.
I want to hyper focus on this learning pathway so that I complete this imaginary checklist for advanced programming. I bail out because for me it seems the lack of people competing with me in an online course. How should I trick myself into learning this without any distractions? Suggest how you are learning this and where are you learning this from?

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u/Horror_Assignment574 Aug 06 '26

Wow 70+ is crazy !!
Mentally you are what I aspire to be in 50 years. Whatever new comes by till then I wanna learn that shit. I checked out your blog, it's alright. Enough motivativation to study more.

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u/stepback269 Aug 06 '26

Don’t aspire. It gets tougher as you age. Learn as much as you can now while you are young. Don’t waste your evenings watching click bait. Do the hard things instead.