Ep #13 Is Learning To Code Risky? (Use Corporate Finance Techniques to Decide)
Easier Said Than Done (Career Change & How to Do it)
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Show Notes
In this episode of 'Easier Said Than Done', host Zubin Pratap tackles the complexities of learning to code, the pitfalls of relying on cheap coding courses, and how a mindset shift towards risk assessment from a financier's perspective can revolutionize this process.
Drawing on personal experiences from a 37-year-old lawyer to a professional software engineer and lessons from an MBA, Zubin shares how fear of failure and poor decision-making can cost more than monetary investments in the long run.
Through an engaging narrative, he explores the evolutionary aspects of fear, its impact on success and decision-making, and the importance of embracing risk for significant rewards.
Zubin's journey illuminates the uncapped upsides of well-calculated risks and the power of reframing our approach to fear and investment in self-development.
- Overcoming Fear and Investing in Coding
- Risk Assessment: A Finance Perspective
- The Value of Embracing (Intelligent) Risk
- Making Intelligent Decisions
Worksheet Document.
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