Juan Carlos del Valle

You’ll fail on your #entrepreneur journey. Just remember that mistakes are opportunities to get smarter, better, and deliver more value.

Health is now high status.

Most people think the hard part is getting started. The hard part is continuing to do the work when the excitement wears off and the grind feels hopeless.

Failure should be expected...

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@kayvulpe You're right!, it's hard to appreciate things when you're used to them.

After a couple of months of postponing, I finally found the willpower to get back into exercising!

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Once you realize just how much more work it takes to go from good to great…you realize you can only be great at a few things and ignore the rest.

Distractions are the enemy. Turn off your phone, close your email tab and stay focused. If you can’t concentrate for even 45 minutes straight, how much progress are you really making?

The best way to level up as a software developer? Master the fundamentals. Get so good at the basics that you can build complex systems with ease.

"There's wisdom in admitting 'I know nothing'." In interviews, genuine curiosity and eagerness to learn often outshine pure expertise. #GrowthMindset

"The tech world moves fast, but true understanding takes time." Don't just chase the next big thing. Deepen your expertise, and opportunities will chase you.

Unexamined code is not worth deploying

The biggest mistake I see software developers make: They think technical skills are everything. In reality, mindset is even more important. You can have all the skills in the world and still be a miserable failure. Invest as much time in your mental game as you do in tech.

Question everything, especially job descriptions

"To find the right role, one must first know oneself." Before chasing the tech unicorn, define your passion and strengths. Fit > Fame. #TechJobHunt

"Know thyself." Start with your code. If you can't understand your own logic, how can you expect anyone else to?