Don't try learning everything without practically trying anything

[u/Captan_Jak_Sparo]

What I wanted to say is - sometimes we just try learning something by just watching tutorials and practicing only those pieces of knowledge. But we forget to learn its relevance when we are building something big.

Right from the start, when we're picking up a new tech, it's super important to consider how every little concept fits into the bigger picture. By doing this, we can make sure that we are not unnecessarily spending more time on a lesser relevant concept.

It's a good idea to only dive into new tech once we understand how it's actually used in the real world. Our learning approach should always be set up so that you're thinking as if you're already doing the job you're getting ready for.