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So, I lost my job thanks to the volatility of the market. Again.
And now, while I'm freelancing and looking for an opportunity to earn more and move out of Serbia, I will also learn a new skill.
Webflow, and graphic design.
I'm a complete blank slate when it comes to design–plus, I don't know how to draw. So, we will see.
Disaster in the making?
After deciding to pursue this Learning Project, I realized it requires at least a few hours of my time and dedication each day. And though I said I lost my job the previous week, it wasn't a complete truth. I still worked, and am still working, up until October 31st. For complete transparency, it's not like I have a full day of work ahead of me, but with some freelance tasks, and 1-2 hours of exercising each day, I quickly realized that my capacity for learning after a day of all that has shrunk. And it's life getting in the way. And that's okay. So, How did I do on weeks 1 and 2?
I love the internet. It's great. It made so many wonderful things possible (though, arguably, some bad ones, too) and allowed for knowledge to freely flow from the Arctic to the Antarctic. However... Now that there's so much content, the biggest issue is sorting out the useful from the not-so-useful info. That's why learning where to start learning is important. That's what we'll do in this one.
