Happy Wednesday!
This is the second issue of my personal newsletter. I was planning to send this yesterday. I even thought of a name I am pretty happy about. Unfortunately, my mind got distracted by work and a couple of other things, so I could not send the second issue of "Tuesday Letter". Making a promise to you and myself that I will send the third version of the Tuesday Letter on Tuesday next week!
What do you think of the name?
Also, if you have a minute, could you share a sentence or two about the last issue you received a week ago?
That's it. Hope you enjoy this week's "Tuesday Letter" :)
I got contacted by Nate from Newline about a potential course on Django. I am currently working on an Outline for "Build a SaaS app with Django". Very exciting.
If you have any suggestions as to what should be covered in the course, shoot me an email.
Ultimately, it comes down to the following five decisions: > 1. Don't confuse what you wish were true with what is really true. > 2. Don't worry about looking good—worry instead about achieving your goals. > 3. Don't overweight first-order consequences relative to second- and third-order ones. > 4. Don't let pain stand in the way of progress. > 5. Don't blame bad outcomes on anyone but yourself.
Principles by Ray Dalio
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I found Rocio through her post on Django ORMs. This post was published on May third. This was actually her first post, so her site is pretty new. Since then, she posted a few other Django related posts. Very well written.
Her areas of expertise are Python, Django, Vue.js, and AWS.
At Amazon, Jeff Bezos asks executives to write and read six-page memos before a meeting, so everyone is on the page. Link