Hey myself:
Now I’m in Pittsburgh, PA. I don’t know where you will be in future. There will happen plenty things during the lifetime. What I can handle is, just this moment.
What’s my problem
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My English is not good enough, which makes me feel worse on learning coding.
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I’m lazy, sometimes.
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My coding skill is basic of the basic.
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I haven’t got much experience on coding.
How will I solve my problem
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Study the courses in Udacity and get the Nanodegree;
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Read English materials as much as I can to improve my English;
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Fix my resume and send it during studying and after having got the Nanodegree for my American career;
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Encourage myself over and over, and read the articles with full of positive energy, like How To Navigate the Up and Downs Of Learning To Code, My First Month Coding: An Emotional Roller Coaster, and Why Learning to Code is So Damn Hard.
##What skills do I have now
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The basic of HTML and CSS;
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Making my own website by using Wordpress;
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Making movies(I don’t know if it is useful on coding);
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Photoshop;
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Ukulele. Don’t laugh, it’s important. :)
##How will what I’ve learned about having a growth mindset help me reach my goals
It’s positive. I will have to experience the roller coaster in coding area. It’s normal, I should accept it and enjoy the achievements. Growth mindset told me that.
##My GOALS
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I desire to go to work in Google. I LOVE Google. That’s my goal. Simple, difficult, but full with happiness.
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I want to rebuild 2 websites: ygshi.life.tsinghua.edu.cn and http://www.ju-vv.com/.
Questions
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As far as I know, Front-end is a really fast growing industry. I wonder if I can keep up to date of the newest technology in the future. When I were not young, how to keep following the fast steps?
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Is it easy for me to het hired by Google after finishing the Front-end Nanodegree? If not, what else should I do?