4. (Wow it’s called a thread… do I even know how to internet?) check your work often. Think… unit tests.

3. (Is this even how you post in a series ??) don’t assume the legos are wrong. 99% you’re wrong. Look inward. Be humbled by the legos.

2. It’s not about the mistakes you make, it’s about what you LEARN from your mistakes. Don’t be bitter, be better.

1. Don’t breeze through the instruction. Read the instruction. Understand the instructions. Then proceed forward, don’t think you’re smarter than the instructions.

Lessons learned so far from my first time actually attempting to build a Lego thing

Forget becoming a 10x dev. Instead become a 10x diamond painter.

Am I doing it??? Am I championing accessibility???

Screenshot of an Etsy product posting for a 3D printed“picolas cage” (Nicolas Cage shaped as a pickle) magnet.

Jump scare while searching for cute customized holiday gifts on Etsy