
About this episode
Today we talk about luck and how it relates to career success.
It annoys the heck out of us when people say about successful people "oh they were just lucky".
Sure luck has a role, but often it's the consistent hard work (discipline) that put those people into the position to become lucky.
So we dedicated this episode to this and share how you can "get lucky" as a developer which basically means you have to put in the work. Simple advice, but asking yourself the honest question: are you doing this enough?
As usual, we also relate this to the mindset it takes. And lastly, we also share what we're reading.
By the way, this is the first time we do the podcast on YouTube so you can see us and comment. Please do so, because we produce this show for you, so your feedback is invaluable - thanks!
Happy listening / watching!
Relevant links:
- The PDM program
- What we're reading / have read recently:
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