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Start with a small book, but a good one. Completing one book is all it takes and make sure it's about something of your interest. You find 1st book interesting/helpful, you'll read hundreds more.
In case you're not a book person (which I too believed about me, earlier), you can try audiobooks.
Or the best? Read book while listening to its audiobook. Try different ways and you'll find your own way of making it interesting. 😊
Ahhh...
That's fine. We all experience fomo one or the other time. But being an avid book reader myself (self-help, yes), I'd suggest/advise you to understand what's in it for you.
Once you'll resonate with the idea about why read these books, you'll do it by yourself.
True that, Richa.
But the presentation can aid in painting the picture in front of a diverse audience and bring them to a common understanding. Thoughts?
Gagan Agrawal retweeted
💛 JavaScript tip 💛
You can make an argument required by using default parameters and a function that just throws when called.
Whenever no argument is passed, the default is triggered and throws an error. ↓
ALT // apply this const required = (parameterName) => { throw new Error( `${parameterName} is a required parameter` ); }; // here const myFunction = (argument = required('argument')) => { // processing... }; myFunction();
Create an empty group on any social media and share your links there with most relevant keywords in caption.
You can otherwise maintain a note (keep/evernote) in the above format.
😔😔 I hope you find a way to get back your work. Maybe some temporary files or cached files, like ones that MS-office prompts.
This is sad, Claudia. 😶
My mind would have blown if my work and time would've gone to waste like this. Can't even imagine how did this happen. Did you get something on this?
