What was My Biggest Mistake as a Developer Entrepreneur?
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Mr Steph you didn't retire early actually you love helping others you did what everyone needs is secure your financial life, then when you did that you retired but you now giving your time for free to guide and advice others, so thank you
ohhhh... I love how that video ended. Just the rough cut... so good
This guy should direct a movie 😄
This is good advice for anyone being in a position to hit the pause button while still very young.
Thank you for sharing this with us Stef. It really helps us and yourself as well. I'm so glad you got healthier and you even got to live over 150, must be nice.
To the director, editor and main character in this video: nice work.
My biggest mistake was not starting my coding journey earlier in my life.
Me too but i didn't regret i started late because i discover this field late anyway
When did you start?
@@tear728 early 30es
I feel the same. I'm 25 now and I deeply regret me not starting to learn coding 3-4 years ago. I used to have this misconception that you need good math for that...
@@pouryashayegan 25? You're good. Just keep working.
Great story Steph, very insightful!
Me, I'm already 31, and even though I've got enough savings to last me for quite a few years (basically FU money), I still feel as if I've never even gotten close to the level of success in my career so that I could justify a sabbatical, not to mention retiring.
I remember a few years back I took a 4 month break in between jobs and it felt AMAZING. I got to sleep more, I got back in shape, I went travelling, I took care of my mom who was in the hospital at that time, I had time to learn new skills and in general I felt great.
But having no other income than my salary (for basically most of my life) I felt that I was missing out on all the money I could have made. Maybe I could have gotten a promotion or a bonus, or maybe I could have changed careers and gotten into something that pays better.
There was always that voice in the back of my mind telling me that I'm not being productive, and I never really got rid of it.
So here I am, two burnouts later, just pushing on, hoping things will change...
Who knows, maybe Universal Basic income will actually become a thing and I can finally pursue the little things in life.
Thank you for sharing. I hope your health is great now.
I really enjoyed these words of wisdom Stefan. Keep up the good work. :)
Love your channel and commentary. However, this is by far the best advice I've heard! Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks for the share. Take care of yourself especially with the after effects of the illness. Looking forward to more videos and live sessions
who doesn't love a good story. thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Stef....you're simply great. This testimony is amazing for its sincerity and humanity. Ciao!
Thanks for this vid stef. And good mojo to your health.
thanks for sharing, we can judge easily in our old age because we've gathered a lot of information, but in our youth we only have a little bit of information available, if I could teach my younger self 10 years ago I also would do different life strategy, but this is life.. still alive is one of the biggest blessing anyway.
I was going to watch the last video of the day before going to sleep and I knew that Stef was not going to disappoint me. Nice story to think about.
What a story!
Thanks for sharing
Mature man, realizing that the more time you were able to focus on one thing, the more successful you were at it. Imagine that.
Very brave your brutal honesty on the journey
I appreciate that
What an amazing story! Mine is a lot like that except I'm not retired. I had a aortic dissection that they said I'd never work again. I started developing, graphic design building catalogs. So blessed!
Great origin story. I would like to hear more about your food business days. Sorry to hear about your health issues in your youth.
The way the video ended gave me the most uneasy feeling. Sudden urge to get back to the grindstone before it’s too late.
Thanks for sharing
I watched,not too long ago, you videos from 10 years ago with php. Those videos where you have that red jacket hahaaha, it's damn badass dude. Especially when you say "killer websites" haha.....
Many of us who go way back had a similar experience around 1994,95 where someone mentioned this new Web thing. In my case my older brother told me about it. For a lot of us it led to an inflection point in career.
I have recently seen that at 30 we are at our testosterone peak and I think you said it in one of your videos about mental agility too. Even so, I believe that it influences how much you give to your brain and body to be able to take advantage of that "peak" of the thirties. Love this channel, I'm going for 10 months as a SW developer and this is one of my recent favorites channels
best health Stefan. And I'm sure you got those coffees half price, I hope you'll regret less now :)
Thanks for sharing, and just curious what did you do all day for those ten years? Me personally, I would play video games in such a situation.
Many things. Dating, fishing, going for brunch, trading.
No regrets, you lived the beautiful side of the life at coffee shop,fishing or...etc:)not everything is money ,sometimes you should feed your soul with something touch you morally too.i think your disease told you it.
Thanks
Welcome!
Very interesting retrospectives. Thank you for sharing Stefan. If you had to choose an industry that had the best rate of success based on the demand for such a product/service and low entrance barrier from a financial standpoint, would it be tech or another industry?
Hmm ... I think tech in general is still the best place to be, because there is still a huge amount of room for growth. That said, you have to pick your niche because some areas are pretty much dominated. So for example, I would NOT get into the operated system business because Microsoft, Apple and Google pretty much have that wrapped up. I would not get into the browser making business for the same reasons ... But there is still room in e-commerce, Ai and other areas of specialization.
Really smart
Sir, you haven't made a single video about C. I want to hear your opinion about it sir, like maybe it's advantage over other languages today?
I find myself exactly in this story.
Thanks Stef. Is it normal to look back on your 30s whilst approaching 50? I can't stop to.
I know this is a year later but, did you have one of the three MPNs? If so, what made you figure out you had it? Did it come up from a random scan? I could be wrong in my assumption but, I was just curious if it was that as I believe (I'm 23) I have polycythemia Vera and was curious about if you had thrombocythemia if that isn't too personal a question. Thanks.
Regret is funny because it's rooted in the illusion that we somehow stand outside our lives and selves, and that we could have chosen to be other than what we were. I'm not saying you're in regret, but it is a common plague as we get older. You're talking about a possible misstep when it comes to building greater wealth, using more money as an accepted good in that example. The regret of "if I only knew then what I know now" fuels the power of time travel films, the wish to correct the younger self. But I suspect many of us already know we're courting regret, know we should be saving for retirement, or be kinder to our family, or not take drugs, etc., but, by god, we do it anyway. Why? There seems to be a discrepancy between who we think we are and what we really are.
Is Lenovo Legion 6 PRO good for coding? Thank you.
Hi Stef,
the Lifetime25 promo code is not accepted on StudioWeb Store, It's expired I take it, or maybe it's not available outside the US?
What's your favourite genre of music ?
Hmmm ... depends on my mood. Rock, progressive rock, classic R&B. Heavy metal.
@@StefanMischook \m/
do the health check-ups whatever else you are doing, I think the lesson was here. Same held for Steve Jobs and anyone just working all the time.
What do you think about crypto as a developer?
omg coffee friend making app: meet random people every morning to get coffee with - have coffee for 20 minutes like them? be friends. Don't like them? ha well at least you were not alone.
Incentive for the people if you come the two of you, you get a discount at the coffee shop, incentive for the coffee shop well you get customers.
Well it's covid times so maybe not such a good idea right now or maybe it is, with having to book everything everywhere you go.
Ah the import, export business haha
For some reason I was waiting for a troll rubi story, something like: "My biggest mistake was learning rubi as first language and sticking to it for (x amount of time), and switching after I got old" 🤣🤣🤣
Moral of the Story: Don't spend too much time in coffee shops ☕
Can pls the owner of this video or someone else who knows this guy Steph, pls tell me, what was the blood desease he was talking about? I need to investigate to prevent this ever happening to me. Prevention is better than treatment. Thanks, guys
It is an idiopathic blood disorder … that means they don’t know what the cause is. Best advice, live like you might get serious illness; that is to say , live healthy now, and don’t wait.
you can't end it there..?!
I think you were very smart to retire. You missed out on the dot com crash and possibly the 2008 financial crash. You might have been wiped out twice in 8 years............like someone I know.