The Aha Moment Is the Troubleshooting
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0:00AWas there ever anything that was like an aha moment for you as you’re learning more about this blockchain technology?
0:05BWhen you’re actually building the product, there’s going to be like challenges, right? Yeah, which is normal and you just have to like overcome it. So I don’t want to see it as like a hard thing for me to do because no matter what, it’s not going to come easily. You’ll remember to like encounter some issues. So the beauty of it is you being able to like solve those issues and move on with your project.
0:26AYeah. And so the aha moments are all the time as you’re looking to troubleshoot those problems is what you’re saying, right? Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. I guess kind of to close out, what advice would you give to a developer in Web2 who’s not sure if taking the leap into Web3 is worth it? What would you say to them?
0:41BYeah, so I think Web3 is the new web.
