Congratulations on reading the PART II of this series, kindly find the continuation of the pieces of advice we have started discussing below: \- finish and submit your tasks on time. For example, creating github, figma, lucid.blog, updating profile on all aforementioned accounts created and on slack, design a homepage using figma, \- post when necessary \- assist others where applicable \- read a lot and keep an open-mind \- PRACTICE, PRACTICE and PRACTICE Kindly share the pieces of advice you think might assist us in successfully completing the HNG INTERNSHIP 6.0

Congratulations on reading the PART II of this series, kindly find the continuation of the pieces of advice we have started discussing below: \- finish and submit your tasks on time. For example, creating github, figma, lucid.blog, updating profile on all aforementioned accounts created and on slack, design a homepage using figma, \- post when necessary \- assist others where applicable \- read a lot and keep an open-mind \- PRACTICE, PRACTICE and PRACTICE Kindly share the pieces of advice you think might assist us in successfully completing the HNG INTERNSHIP 6.0

On the early hours of 9th September, 2019 while going through my tweets, I just suddenly saw a retweet of Mark Essien's tweet by David Inyang-Etoh on a topic I am most passionate about, DESIGN. This made me share it with my network through retweeting and sharing on other platforms so that others can also join the paths towards becoming better designers and programmers. I immediately enrolled as this kind of opportunity is very rare especially for those of us coming from a tech-disadvantaged community, Gombe. For this, I try to find out how to get the most out this internship and be successful in it and other internships that others might find themselves in. To achieve the goal of becoming better at what we are passionate about, I will be bringing some pieces of advice I derived from the SLACK channel and from external sources. Thank you for reading. To be continued in PART II...