Keep Going—Even When Life Feels Like a Buggy Code

Sometimes, life feels like a poorly documented open-source project. You think you’ve got it all figured out, but then—boom!—an unexpected bug (or three) crashes your system. Maybe your plans don’t compile the way you expected, or worse, your motivation throws a segmentation fault.

But here’s the thing: every great system needs debugging. No one writes flawless code on the first try (and if they say they do, they’re lying). Success, like a well-built application, comes from iteration, testing, and a little bit of faith that things will eventually run as expected.

When life throws errors your way, don’t just sit there staring at the logs in despair. Refactor. Rewrite. Restart if needed. Learn from the process, tweak the parameters, and most importantly—don’t rage-quit.

Because just like in programming, the best feeling isn’t when everything goes smoothly. It’s when you finally fix that annoying bug that had you stuck for days. So keep going. Debug, optimize, and keep shipping. After all, even the best scripts start with "Hello, world!"