How I Reset My Life with Java at 24

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📄 Blog Content:

“I was jobless. I was stuck. I was losing hope. But one decision — to learn Java backend — changed everything.”


🌑 My Breaking Point

There was a time I didn’t know what to do with my life.

I had failed in competitive exams. I was under pressure from family. Friends were moving ahead, and I felt completely lost. Days went by where I didn’t feel like getting up.

But one day, something clicked in me —

I told myself: “Enough. I need to take control.” 


🔁 How I Planned My Reset

I didn’t have a clear roadmap. But I made a simple plan:

  • Learn Java and understand it deeply

  • Build real projects using Spring Boot

  • Create a daily routine (study + meditation + goals)

  • Improve slowly, even 1% a day

It was hard at first, but I promised myself — no matter what, I’ll not stop.


💻 How Java Gave Me Hope Again

When I started backend development using Java + Spring Boot, it felt like I found my passion.

Every time I ran a project successfully or fixed a bug, it gave me a small feeling of success.

That success started building my confidence.
From simple CRUD apps to real-life projects, I started learning step by step.


🧠 My Simple Daily Routine

If you feel stuck, try this routine that helped me:

⏰ Morning:

  • Wake up around 9 AM

  • 10 min meditation

  • Watch Java/Spring video

  • Note down what I’ll do today

💻 Daytime:

  • Learn 1 core concept (OOP, Spring, SQL, etc.)

  • Practice code or build something

  • Take breaks with light walking or music

📘 Evening:

  • Reflect on what I learned

  • Watch 1 motivational video

  • Plan next day

No pressure to be perfect — just progress.



🔥 Final Message to You

If you're feeling low in life, don’t give up.
You are not alone. I’ve been there.

Use this time to rebuild yourself — learn a new skill, change your routine, and believe in your own journey.

I'm not successful yet, but I’ve restarted my life — and that’s more powerful than anything.

Let’s grow together.
— Jagdish


Jagdish

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