ADHD

>>17891681
If you're only doing programming for the money, then it'll obviously be a lot harder. Regardless, if you're good enough, some places would still be willing to hire you without a degree. You should build a portfolio of your work.

>>17891681
>I have ADHD
Stop blaming your lack of self-control on some imaginary ailment. Don't go into computer programming if you don't like it enough to do it without getting distracted by other shit.

>>17891794
easily triggered retard spotted. try reading the post fully before spewing off like the invalid you are.

LOL...umm yeah >>17891794
walk like 5min in my shoes, let's see how imaginary shit is for you. Anyhow...
>>17891762
Not in it for the money. Just always built computers, fixed them, played around with building websites, etc. but always just wanted to know more about what really makes them tick. I know I'm never looking at a 6 figure career income from it, just hoping I'm not the only one out there who struggles like me to stop being inside their own head long enough
to get something done.
>>17891810
Thanks :)

Do things by the segment

Like work 5 minutes, then take a 5 minutes break, then 5 minute work, and then 5 minute break, and so forth

ADHD doesn't mean you're retarded.
It just means you need to adjust your work strategies
You can shift gears fast, so use it

>>17891871
Good advice, that's sort of how I got through college in the first place xD Where I messed up was not researching the program I was in until it was too late and I realized all I was doing was learning stuff I already knew. 65k later and I am only qualified for tech support....it's like getting a degree in customer service to work the counter at McDonald's.

>>17891878
Tell me about
I fucked up my college years too

I'm joining the military now because they value anyone who has any sort of education
It was my backup plan incase my academic career failed
But here I go

>>17891890
Unfortunately I'm too fat and old for that now lol.