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<blockquote data-quote="diehard2" data-source="post: 272945" data-attributes="member: 19989"><p>The best thing to do (especially if you are a hobbiest) is to pick a project, either small or large, that you are interested in and attack it. Look up things you don't understand in your book or the internet. The key here is interest. If you're in school, you're forced to learn these things. If you are learning on your own, this will quickly get boring.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="diehard2, post: 272945, member: 19989"] The best thing to do (especially if you are a hobbiest) is to pick a project, either small or large, that you are interested in and attack it. Look up things you don't understand in your book or the internet. The key here is interest. If you're in school, you're forced to learn these things. If you are learning on your own, this will quickly get boring. [/QUOTE]
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