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Hey brother, glad I could be of help. Appreciate you ❤️

Glad you enjoyed it! Haha yeah we have moods and seasons of shopping 😅

Glad you found the video helpful Abia 😊

No fusion, just left the remaining disc in there. Cut out the part that was out of the vertebral column.

Thank you! There is so much more that is about happen. Can't wait to build our vision with you and transform our life further 😘

Hey I am well, thank you for asking. Great to know you are from Toronto 😄 Here is what I would do: 1) Build at least 2-3 live projects (web-apps) in the industry you want to work in (real estate, gaming, fintech, etc.) This should be in your portfolio, so if someone asks you, instead of telling them what you built, you can just show them. 2) Create a generic resume highlighting your education (degree), a summary of your experience, the projects your have built, internship experience (if you have any), skills and tech stack you are familiar with (eg: Java, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, ReactJS, NextJS, etc.) 3) All recruiters look at LinkedIn, make sure your profile is on point (bio - highlighting the role you are looking for eg: Fullstack Web Developer, Backend Developer, etc.). Add your education and experience and skills you have (same as in your resume). Get at least 1-2 of your professors to leave you a recommendation on LinkedIn (if you can manage that, helps massively) 4) Do your research on the jobs you would like to get, on LinkedIn, Remote.io, Indeed, etc. Study their job descriptions and look for key skills, tech stack, keywords they use in their job description. Try to include these in your resume (don't lie, but insert keywords that match your experience and skills). Tailor your generic resume to each job you apply for. 5) Do your research on the companies you apply for on LinkedIN. Find who is the HR? CEO? Project Manager or a Software Engineer on the team. Send them a message that your interested in the role and ask genuine questions regarding the role, projects and company culture. This will show your enthusiasm. If you have good conversation with them, request them to refer you internally. Some will some won't, your job is to keep asking. Don't feel bad if they reject to refer you. 6) If you hear back from a company. Research the company, their products, users, tech stack and everything really well to prepare for the first interview. For the technical interview, find and study interview problems around frontend - Javascript, ReactJS, Next, etc.backend - data structures, how would you setup a database, how would you implement a hashmap for quick search, etc. If you will be working with CMS based frameworks like Worddpress, Webflow, Framer, etc. then prepare for those as well. 7) After your interview - Follow up, follow up, follow up (Once a week for 3 weeks at least). Recruiters and companies are always interviewing a lot of people at the same time. They may forget to reply back. It's your job to follow up and remind them why your are the right candidate. Hope this helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.

@@prakhar.odyssey well thank you so very much for such a detailed answer. I will surely keep in mind all the points explained by you. God bless you.

absolutely! People usually get it wrong when they focus their energy on getting back at someone, instead they should just use that energy to work on their goals harder!

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The point was "MINDLESS". Yes if you are just scrolling to waste time it is mindless, adds no value to your life and you need to cut it out. There are people who literally spend 4-6 hours a day scrolling. But you could use social media at the same time to educate yourself in whatever field you want. There are experts offering free education in fitness, business, and creative skills, if someone really wants to use social media properly to learn things, so might as well scroll for good information. If you didn't get the point, that's on you.

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I know it is specially difficult when we grow older and get in a habit of sticking to our old ways. But understanding how change is important will help us explore and adapt faster.

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Hey appreciate that brother. Love the approach. I checked my DM on Instagram but didn’t see any message from you.

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