adamfaliq

Hi HN, I graduated last year and has been working in the banking industry for a year. The pay is okay, but still in the bottom 40% income bracket in my country. The job itself is fairly technical, involving data management and data analysis. I find myself feeling lethargic and not having any energy after work. Although the job has a decent work life balance as my boss does not contact me after work hours, the stress and anxiety of the job remain. How do I sustain myself working in this job and avoid burning out? How do I maximize my learning and deliver good results while working here? Thank you.

Given that most people are spending more time indoors due to Covid, what are some skills that people should acquire in 2021?

Some skills I've learnt in 2020: - Repairing phones/ laptops

- Cooking decent and nutritious food

- Weightlifting with proper form

- Acting, posture, voice control and improv

- Blog writing: One of my posts got to HN front page, though it's hard to be consistent

Hi HN,

I just graduated last June and has been working on this idea since last year. I have made some research on the topic and could not find anything substantial on building a digital banking startup. Currently, there is a huge opportunity where I live and there are only one or two digital bank startups that are already in the market.

Assuming I have enough capital and already has the license from the local central bank, how do I go about building the MVP? The MVP that I have in mind is a simple mobile app where users can:

- Transfer and receive money - Pay bills

I know this is a difficult endeavour and many will be sceptical, but 2020 has been a difficult year for me. At the moment, I have nothing to lose and I would rather work on this idea and fail rather than not trying at all. Thank you so much!