Would You Still Pursue Development As A Millionaire?
June 12, 2017
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John, Do You Still Like Programming?
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How To Find Your Purpose In Life?
Would You Still Become A Developer As A Millionaire?
People are often confused about which career path to follow. From time to time, I receive a lot questions from people all around the world with several questions on which path in/out development field they should pursue.
Today, I received a very interesting question... As you know, I made my career through development and I was able to earn a lot of money doing what I do.
However, during my career, things have changed a lot. I've made the transition from a full-time developer to more of a life coaching, teaching developers how to boost their careers and earn more money.
However... Would I still become a developer if I knew how to make the money I make now, or would I pursue a different career path? Watch this video and find out!
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