RedTryangle

Hello! I have a handful of questions for you. This is something I'm very interested in!

What languages did you choose to learn? Why did you choose those languages?

How did you end up working as a contract developer? Did you find work online? I'm curious if that kind of work can be done while travelling.

As far as obtaining work or contracts, Which languages would you recommend to learn first?

What drove you to take on such a challenge of teaching yourself a skill and starting your own project? How do you maintain the motivation?

Hope your day is awesome, I'm excited to hear from you!

Say that I decide to make a Fiverr account today, just like you did. I'm getting ready to record my first sample to put up on that page and start the arduous journey.

What is your biggest piece of advice to help me land actual work? How do I avoid the hobbyist phase and jump right into the paying real world, business and corporate work? What do they need out of me?

There seems to be a consensus that it does block dreams. However, I believe it's a bit subjective and may vary from person to person. I have had plenty of dreams while using cannabis.

It may come down to how aware you are, while you're high and while you're sober, that really affects the chance of them happening. There are a lot of variables at play.

I wake up several times a night now, naturally, and go right back to sleep with more dreams. It's like a momentary rise to consciousness and then back into the dream world.

I don't stress over it, and I've practiced actually going to sleep, so I wake up right on time and feel plenty well rested.

It probably helps to have a regular sleep schedule, so your body can plan well. Also, the not stressing part is pretty key.

No sources are being provided for the opposing side, either. A lot of lucid dreaming came about through experimentation, and will be furthered by more of the same.

So, do your own research as well. At the end of the day, it will either work or it won't.