Back in 2010 I was working as a level 2 infrastructure analyst at a tech company in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As part of my responsibilities, I had to interact constantly with different software developers, so it was common for me to have lunch with them.

After a month of making sourdough breads, here are my few lessons learned:

I quit my corporate job in 2015 because when I was projecting how my future would be, I could see that I’d end up having more and more responsibilities in my job, thus less time for my future family.

I’ve learned the difference between easy and exhausting when I became a father.

Baking your own sourdough bread is not about blindly following a random recipe.

I’ll list here the tips I’ve read or watched online or the lessons I’ve learned so far from my own journey

And that’s why I’m not posting that much here

But there’s nothing I need.

To live is not about the BIG things you’ll achieve in your life.

Sometimes I wonder what would I have done different if I had been taught as a kid that becoming good at something is a matter of doing it repeatedly for a long period of time.