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What to do now?

 Okay, so I have a ton of things in my plate and ton of things yet to achieve. So, if I want to quantify my achievements, here are these:

Projects:

1. Game of Codes

2. MeetnCode

3. Codeblast

4. Coddiction

Internships:

1. WebCube: 6 Months Intern(Backend Intern)

2. VISA Internship(2-3Months Intern SDE)

DSA:

1. 300+ questions solved on Leetcode

2. Max Specialist on Codeforces

3. Max 4 stars on Codechef

4. Google Kickstart 1k rank

Okay, So there are things yet to achieve. Let's see some of the project ideas in my list:

1. Russian Dolls

2. CRUD automator

3. Poster Selling app

And there are some small freelancing opportunities as a full stack web developer as well. 

About DSA, I have a good routine setup with one of my friends, and we are doing great there. 

But for ML, I don't think I will learn ML in the near future, atleast for 3-4 months, as I am concentrating my power to the projects and DSA practice. 

So after 6 months, in june, I will have 6-7 Great projects, a personal blog site with amazing blogs on CS theory, DSA, etc, and great DSA skills.  Then, I might be eligible for great companies and with great placements, comes great 6 months interns. So I might be earning great in July -December and Jan-Jun 2022. With which my trips with friends, chilling would be sorted. And I don't want to plan more than this.

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