I am making a personal goal of 20 rejections for submitting talks to open call for proposals for 2019. Why rejections and not something more positive like, "I will talk at n of conferences next year." My goal is the process and participation moving forward and learning, to improve and better articulate my thoughts and ideas. If I went with a goal simliar to the one just stated, each rejection would feel like a set back, even knowing full well that everyone gets rejectioned for talks. I want to embrace, and treat rejects as a positive, and while it doesn't always feel that way, it absolutely is.
- Elm In The Spring, April 16, 2019
- Reactathon, March 30th -31st
- JS Conf 2019, Aug 12-14th
- Byte Conf JavaScript, Friday, March 1, 2019
- Forward JS Ottawa, April
- Elm Europe
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- [Tickets]
- [CFP]
- Elm-Conf
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- [Tickets]
- [CFP]
- Lambda Conf, Jun 5 to 9, 2019
- React Rally, August
- [Homepage]
- [Tickets]
- [CFP]
- Lambda Squared, Knoxville, TN - April 26, 2019, April 27, 2019
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