In defense of developer depression:
Reflecting on my journey in Bitcoin over the last decade, I've come to realize that I've achieved success where a lot of other developers have failed.
Ironically,...
The dark side of success. As developers, we're told to be the solo hero, but creating something truly great requires collaboration, trust, and a deep understanding of the people we're working with.
We don't have to go it alone, and we shouldn't be afraid to seek out others who share our vision and values.
By acknowledging our emotions, rather than trying to suppress them, we can tap into a deeper sense of purpose and meaning. It's not about avoiding the pain of depression, but about using it as a catalyst for growth.
Don't be afraid to feel, to seek out help, and to find others who resonate with your journey. Remember why you started coding in the first place: to create something beautiful, something meaningful, something that brings joy to others.
We don't have to go it alone, and we shouldn't be afraid to seek out others who share our vision and values.
By acknowledging our emotions, rather than trying to suppress them, we can tap into a deeper sense of purpose and meaning. It's not about avoiding the pain of depression, but about using it as a catalyst for growth.
Don't be afraid to feel, to seek out help, and to find others who resonate with your journey. Remember why you started coding in the first place: to create something beautiful, something meaningful, something that brings joy to others.