The hardest part of learning data science is taking that first step to actually start the journey.
3/ Consistency and Accountability
After taking that first step, it may be challenging to maintain the consistency needed to push through with the learning process. And that’s where accountability steps in.
4/ 66 Days of Data
Luckily we have the #66daysofdata by @KenJee_DS that helps us to maintain public accountability.
As Ken puts it, you just need to:
-Learn or do #datascience for at least 5 minutes a day
-Tweet or post your progress on social media
5/ Overthinking (Analysis Paralysis)
Sometimes we are overwhelmed with the possibilities and this leads to indecisiveness.
Does this sound familiar?
- R or Python?
- Google or IBM professional certificate in data analytics/data science?
6/ Solution to Overthinking
Choose 1 and move on.
You can always circle back and give the other a try later on.
7/ Share your learning journey
Learn in public. This helps to give you accountability because the community is your accountability buddy and they're looking forward to your knowledge sharing.
- Tweet about what you've learned
- Make tutorial YouTube videos
- Write tutorial blogs
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