👋 Hi, I'm CodersPilgrim. I've been learning, coding, and solving problems behind the scenes. Starting today, I'll be sharing that journey publicly to stay consistent and make the internet my accountability partner. My current focus: 📚 DSA Lectures 📝 DSA Sheet Practice 💻 LeetCode 🧩 Problem Solving I'll share: ✅ What I learn ✅ Problems I solve ✅ Bugs I fix ✅ Lessons I discover Building strong foundations first. The destination is tech, but the journey starts with mastering DSA then AI-ML and more. One step every day. 🚶‍♂️✨ #CodersPilgrim 🚀 #100DaysOfCode

If I completed what i planned then 2027 will be my year. Right now having only 2 goals (mainly) 1. Dsa (complete lectures + leetcode) 2. Meditation After working on these 2 goals i will start Startup or trading or leaning some cool stuff. Might go and settle down on mountains. Start-up idea's Teaching Counsiling for admission Can think to start YouTube And many more........etc

**Day 1 Complete ✅** Started strong today. ✅ Finished **Recursion Part 1** lecture (Decode DSA with C++ 2.0) ✅ Solved Binary Search questions ✅ 1 hour meditation done Feeling great and locked in. Consistency > Motivation. Let’s keep building. 🚀 #DSA #CPlusPlus #Recursion #BinarySearch #100DaysOfCode #Meditation #LeetCode @coderpilgrim ---

Also thinking to quit YouTube for few days not taking any challenge but gonna reduce frequency or not gonna watch on mobile

Yes I'm thinking to be focused for 75 day's and work only or mainly on one thing (brain) or i can say trauma or fear just wanted to build competency by focusing on learning and meditation. Just few days then I will reward myself by doing different things or basically try a lot of things like i want to do Travelling, Trading, going to start a startup, something different, learn something more things, do courses. So basically Firstly I do less things and be good at that then I can do a lot of things. Firstly I build competence. Firstly I built myself then I built my bank balance. So working on self is a best thing and focusing on the one thing is also.

Hey guys, little update about my DSA plan (sharing this for my own clarity too). I’m doing DSA from Raghav Garg (PW) and currently following two courses: [Decode Batch] Doing this for myself. Watching the theory lectures and learning dsa [Live Course (current batch) ]Watching this daily so I can complete it along with sir when the course ends.I know it’s not the most optimal way (and part of it is sunk cost since I already bought it), but I want better understanding of the concepts. Along with this, I’ll be solving a lot of questions throughout this journey. Not the perfect approach, but I’m ready to put in the work. I’ll share progress screenshots as I go. ALSO right now sharing my screenshot of both the batches. Decode Batch -> doing this daily and learning. Latest live batch -> Will watch when i get time.

Hii everyone 👋 Only 75 days left in 2026. I’m starting a focused 75-day challenge with only 3 things: 1. DSA Daily problem solving to rebuild my problem-solving ability and confidence. 2. Meditation To stay calm, reduce reactivity, and train focus. 3. NoPMO To protect energy, reduce distraction, and stay disciplined. Daily Routine Focused DSA practice Meditation session NoPMO (full day) No unnecessary distractions only these 3 things This is not about perfection. This is about building competence, discipline, and consistency. I’m done carrying old learning trauma. For the next 75 days I will show up every day and prove to myself that I can improve. Day 1 starts now. #CodersPilgrim #75Days #DSA #Discipline #Consistency

A girl from IIT Bombay who was there during the incident has shared the whole story.🚨 Q: Were you and Sahil in the same course? And were you there when the professor caught him cheating? Girl: Yes, we were in the same course. Around 1 PM, the Suryanarayana sir caught Sahil cheating. He didn’t shout at him. He said, “What are you doing? This is unfair to other students. Don’t panic. Everyone makes mistakes.”👏 Q: But many are saying Prof. Suryanarayana discriminated against students based on caste? Girl: Never. Suryanarayana sir was one of the best prof. we had. He always taught us with jokes in between and never treated anyone differently. My grades in Power Electronics have improved a lot because of him.🥺💛

₹82,219 just landed. My first salary.From “will I ever get a job?” to this. Hard work actually works.Who else received their first salary this month?

3 MONTHS OF CONSISTENCY CHANGED MY LIFE For 3 months, I kept showing up: -Solved DSA every day - Built projects - Applied for jobs every day -No secret strategy. -No shortcuts. -No “perfect” roadmap. Just consistency. That consistency got me a job at an MNC(not flexing). 🚀 Most people underestimate what they can achieve in 90 days because they quit after 7. -Show up every day. -Do the work even when you don't feel like it. Then watch what happens. What's stopping you? Go grind. 💪

Day 1/150 ✅ Started the #150DaysOfCode challenge. Today's progress: 📚 Started DSA Lecture 1 (Basics) 💻 Solved LeetCode 268 – Missing Number ⚡ Implemented 2 different approaches The biggest lesson today wasn't getting an Accepted submission. While implementing the mathematical approach, I confused nums.size()-1 with the n defined in the problem statement. A single misunderstanding completely changed the logic. Debugging that mistake taught me something important: Reading the problem carefully is just as important as writing the code. Tomorrow's goal: ✅ Finish Lecture 1,2 ✅ Continue strengthening my DSA fundamentals Question for experienced developers: What's one beginner mistake you made that completely changed the way you approach problem solving? #150DaysOfCode #CodersPilgrim #DSA #LeetCode #CPP

150 days left in 2026. Today I'm starting something I'm going to finish.I recently got an opportunity to teach DSA in C++, and it made me realize that solving problems isn't enough—I want to understand every concept deeply enough to teach it with confidence. So I'm committing to #150DaysOfCode. For the next 150 days I'll: 📚 Learn DSA from Basic → Advanced 📝 Make detailed notes 💻 Solve problems consistently 📖 Share everything I learn—including mistakes and lessons. I'm starting with Lecture 1 today. If you're also learning DSA, what's one topic you think every beginner should master first?#CodersPilgrim #DSA #CPP #150DaysOfCode #BuildInPublic

फिर ये क्या है, मोदी जी थोड़ा इंस्ट्रक्शन अपनी police को भी दीजिए , न लड़का छोड़ रहे न लड़की एक लड़की को 10,12 पुलिस वाले मिलकर मार रहे।।

Phir Congress aur bjp me difference kya hai? Congress ko hi vote de dete hai

Anti nationals

Thank you Modi Ji Now I have a strong reason to work hard and escape this shitty system as soon as possible. Thank you Modi ji for give me such strong reason to be on the Top of the system. @narendramodi @PMOIndia

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Starting Another Course Some of you might be wondering... "You said your main focus is DSA. So why are you starting another beginner AI course?" That's a fair question. The answer is simple: this course is related to the work I'm doing right now, and I need to become familiar with AI tools that are being used in the industry. So even though my long-term roadmap hasn't changed, this is something worth learning. To be honest, I don't expect this course to make me an AI expert. It's a pretty basic course, and some people might even call it a "chindi" course. 😄 But I still believe it has value. I see two benefits from completing it: I'll learn about AI tools and how to use them effectively. Even if the knowledge is introductory, it's still better than knowing nothing. I'll be able to teach these concepts to my students. Since I'm currently teaching, understanding these tools will help me explain them better and give my students a good starting point. [MAIN REASON] This doesn't change my roadmap. ✅ DSA is still my #1 priority. ✅ After DSA, I'll move to Machine Learning in depth. My goal is to finish this course as quickly as possible so I can switch back to DSA without losing momentum. Think of this as a short stop that's helping me in my current job, not a change in direction. Time to start. Let's see what I can learn. 🚀 #CodersPilgrim #BuildInPublic #AI #DSA #LearningInPublic

🍔 The Weekend Spending Trap & A Small Challenge for Our Community 💰 I recently came across an interesting report by PRICE (People Research on India's Consumer Economy) and Tata, which studied the spending habits of people across India's top 100 cities. The findings were surprising. 📊 Nearly two-thirds of the entire week's urban spending now happens on just two days—Saturday and Sunday. On weekdays, the average spending is around ₹529, but on weekends it jumps to more than ₹1,175. The report also found that this increase isn't because people are buying more essentials like groceries or medicines. Those expenses remain fairly consistent throughout the week. The real jump comes from discretionary spending like: 🍔 Outside food ☕ Cafés 🎬 Entertainment 🛍️ Shopping 🎉 Weekend outings Why does this happen? According to the report: We finally get free time after a busy work week. Higher disposable income gives us more freedom to spend. Social and peer pressure encourage weekend plans. And with UPI, spending has become so seamless that we often don't notice how quickly small purchases add up. This trend isn't limited to metro cities anymore. Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities are showing the same behavior as well. Reading this made me think about one habit in particular: spending on outside food. One meal may not seem expensive, but if it becomes a regular habit, it can quietly cost thousands of rupees over a year. That same money could go toward learning a new skill, buying books, investing, building savings, or simply giving us more financial freedom. So I'm starting a simple challenge for myself, and anyone who wants can join me. 🚀 The Challenge Reduce spending on outside food as much as possible. This isn't about never eating outside again. It's about being intentional and avoiding unnecessary spending whenever we can. I'm not going to count every meal or maintain a daily tracker because I don't want this challenge to become another thing I'm constantly thinking about. Instead, I'll simply try my best to stick with it. At the end of this month, I'll post an honest update about whether I stayed committed or not , no excuses, just the result. And if you see me forgetting about this challenge, feel free to remind me. Accountability from this community is always welcome. If this resonates with you, you're welcome to join as well. Let's see how much discipline we can build, one small habit at a time. 🚀 #CodersPilgrim #BuildInPublic #SelfDiscipline #Consistency