I’m Jeff, and I’m excited to be part of this community. My background is in healthcare, where I spend most of my time working on coordination, communication, and making sure things run smoothly behind the scenes. Recently, I’ve started exploring the tech side of things—especially how simple tools and coding can improve everyday workflows.
What really drew me to this space is the idea that even small technical skills can make a meaningful difference. In my day-to-day work, I often see processes that could be made more efficient or easier with just a bit of automation or better structure. That curiosity pushed me to start learning Python, basic web technologies, and data handling. I’m still at an early stage, but I enjoy the process of figuring things out step by step.
✔ What I’m currently interested in
✔ Learning practical coding skills for real-world problems
✔ Understanding how data can support better decision-making
✔ Exploring simple automation to save time and reduce errors
✔ Connecting with people who enjoy building useful things
I’m not coming from a traditional tech background, so I try to approach learning in a very practical way—focusing on things I can actually apply. Sometimes it’s as simple as organizing information better or creating small scripts that make repetitive tasks easier.
What I’ve learned so far is that consistency matters more than speed. Even a little bit of progress each day adds up, and being part of a community like this makes it a lot more motivating.
I’m here to learn, share ideas, and connect with others—especially those who are also transitioning into tech or combining it with other fields. If you’re working on something interesting or have tips for beginners, I’d love to hear from you!
