I’m not normally a motivational andy but I think this could really help some people who feel stuck right now and I’m feeling really proud of how far i’ve come. I dropped out of high school in my senior year to play in OWL. When I was done I had no clue what was next for me. (1/5).

my dog @Apply fell asleep first at the slumber party 🤣🤣you know we had to prank him a little

Join millions who have switched to Grok.

king of aura is back.

RT @imdadude42: is it time for lets get a nano guy return to twitch television?.

if we had this option the overwatch league would not have died.

RT @brettcadet: I was unfortunately impacted by the layoffs at Blizzard today. Turns out getting let go from your dream job is just as surr….

bro what do they have you doing now @UnterOW

got me in the club feeling cumbersome.

what's the issue with wielding an extensive lexicon?.

RT @imdadude42:

this is coming from someone who was one of the MANY players when asked what I would do after it was always "idk maybe coach or stream full time". I know what it's like committing 100% of your time to improving and trying to win but remember to take time to evaluate your options.

I like talking ab this because it’s extremely common in traditional sports and esports but unlike traditional sports, most esports players aren’t set for life fiscally and will have to find another career after. collegiate doesn’t even mark the end of your pro career also!!.

From a player perspective collegiate is such a great opportunity. I remember when i finished playing pro there was a huge pit of emptiness because i had no clue what was next. With collegiate you can still compete while gaining life skills that will enable you to succeed after.

i love tiktok

RT @OWL_moment: Houston Outlaws DPS player KSF gets boosted onto high ground by the enemy Zarya’s right click, ensuing for a crazy Tracer p….

I’m tweeting this cause i’m extremely proud but also i’d like to help anyone who is looking for a path into swe or just feels lost in general and wants any advice / guidance. I’m living proof that you can pivot into whatever the fk you want if you really want it. feel free to dm.

Now i’m here: I just started my first full time software engineering position this week and I couldn’t be more happy. It took 7 months from deciding I wanted this to getting my first job offer in a sea of layoffs. From a high school dropout to software engineer (4/5).

I took Harvards CS50 (posted online for free) and something about SWE really stuck with me. Almost the gameified aspect of improvement and problem solving really itched the right spot in my brain. I wanted to all in so I got my GED and got accepted into a swe bootcamp. (3/5).

I tried so many things but nothing felt fulfilling, even if I was good at them (ex: social media management). I was extremely depressed and had no direction forward. I continued trying new things until something stuck. I landed on software engineering. (2/5).