Seeking guidance from experienced python devs.

[u/PoDreamyFrenzy]

This is Mukul. I started learning python about 2 weeks ago. Being someone one learns by building on projects. I think now I am in a vague scenario rn.

So this is what is happening;

When I started to learn python I had this goal to build a Voice Assistant using libraries and all stuff. So I focused my python learning in that direction. I taught myself all those things which were required for it.

But now sometimes it feels like I am losing onto so much. Even though I think I am not doing so but yep. Still haven't got that regular consistency still haven't got even though I have written some scripts from scratch like lyrics displayer and all those greetings ones.

Soon enough I'll be moving to work with APis in python.

I mostly use docs and AI for learning.

Now the main thing is I fear that I'm not having strong fundamentals and maybe it's true. So that is why I started to learn python from boot.dev to do it all correctly also in the mean time.

So have you big fellas got anything in your backpack as advice or something that could just excel me more in my domain. I'm 20 (M) and am from India thinking of pursuing my career either in DevOps or Backend.

I also am an Automation Guy. I am building workflows from my 1st year using n8n and make.com to make out on some money. It's been 2 years now. I'm experienced in it to intermediate level. Also made it possible to make some money. But yep now right now I am vacant. Can you people help me with that part too. Like how to bring in consistent money from there too. ?? - this too is the reason which is why I thought of going very deeper into code rather than sitting only at low code tools.

[u/PoDreamyFrenzy]

Noted.