Hello Macrochamp, Here’s a simple but powerful practice: break your problems into smaller tasks. When a coding challenge feels too big, divide it into tiny goals — one function, one feature, one fix at a time. Big projects shrink when you tackle them piece by piece. Remember what Grace Hopper once said: “A ship in port is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for.” Don’t let fear of complexity keep you from exploring. Sail through your code one small problem at a time — that’s how mastery is built. #macrostars #macrotutorbydsn #techtip
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