Anyway, if you're in your early 20's or approaching it and you're feel...
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Anyway, if you're in your early 20's or approaching it and you're feeling you missed out, and that the field is full of established titans you can't possibly compete with, keep going. Your time will come. If not in the current wave of tech, then the next one.
Tim Sweeney @TimSweeneyEpic Replying to @TimSweeneyEpic Anyway, if you're in your early 20's or approaching it and you're feeling you missed out, and that the field is full of established titans you can't possibly compete with, keep going. Your time will come. If not in the current wave of tech, then the next one. 5:26 PM · Jul 10, 2022 53 0 5 3 138 0 1 3 8 1.8K 0 1 . 8 K 54 0 5 4 Read 53 replies
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