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Three Identical Strangers review – shocking story of triplets separated at birth

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Tim Wardle’s compelling documentary spotlights the notorious case of three men who grew up not knowing their siblings existed

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How To Become A Genius- The Polgár Experiment | Daniel Karim

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In this article I write about the unbelievable story of the Polgár’s. The family who successfully created three geniuses on purpose.

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Why our IQ levels are higher than our grandparents' | James Flynn

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Why labeling students as "gifted" isn't working

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One Personality Trait Distinguishes Gifted People

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Research sheds light on how personality and giftedness are related.

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Do schools kill creativity? | Sir Ken Robinson | TED

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How is Technology Transforming Education? | A Conversation with Sir Ken Robinson

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Mark Zuckerberg

Supportive environment in childhood

Encouragement from parents and mentors

High school projects paved the way

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1. La Masia - environment for success

2. Leadership & guidance - Cruyff (learned about discipline and growth mindset)

3. Passion - love for football (love for learning)

4. Obsession with success

5. Develops new strategies to improve & achieve

In all he was nurtured by his environment and his own growth mindset.

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Burlap to Cashmere should've been one of the biggest bands in the world with their debut album "Anybody out there" I

These are the people who may never have the opportunity to showcase their talents on a national stage, but who possess incredible potential nonetheless. These are the people who need to find their value and their confidence, and take themselves out of the environments that aren’t serving them. It’s not always easy, but it’s essential if they want to thrive and grow.So we need to nurture

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The stimulus cues that Mark Zuckerberg possess are a result of combination of the gregariousness and preconscious genetic factors that have he has inherited

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Walt Disney

Skill - Discovered by mom and nurtured it by providing the materials he needed and letting him explore his immagination despite of their economical status and discouragement from his dad.

Later on in his life, as he continue to struggle with his he finds way of utilize his talent and pursue his dream.

- Economic State

- Support from his Mom

- Passion

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He started coding to create something fun for his sisters.

His dad was tech savvy so he had all required material available to him to learn coding.

Although a smart kid, he gave his private tutor a tough time.

He was socially awkward and could not easily make friends through in person conversations. So, he ended up creating a social networking site just to make new friends which went on to become the most used social media platform called Facebook.

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Mark Zuckerberg is one of the richest men in the world and has changed the lives of everyone on the planet in some way or another. Without Zuckerberg, our idea of social media would be vastly different than how we see it today. It's safe to say that Mark owes most of his success to his innate ability to code which he acquired early in life. But how exactly did Mark Zuckerberg learn to code? Was he truly a gifted child or did his childhood upbringing attribute more to his success than his natural talent?

Well, I have done the research and can tell you that the Zuck did have a pretty interesting childhood that transformed him into the man he is today, and lucky for you, I am going to share it here.

How Did Mark Zuckerberg Start Coding?

Mark Zuckerberg started his coding journey in Grade 6 when he got his first computer. In his own words, he didn't start because he wanted to learn all about computer science or master the discipline of code, but rather because he wanted to build something fun for himself and his sisters.

I think this is really inspiring and the reason most of us pick up coding and stick with it. Normally, we don't pick up programming because we want to know everything about code. We pick up programming because there is something that we want to accomplish and understand that we need to utilize these tools to accomplish it.

However, it appears that Mark Zuckerberg found this out earlier than most. Allowing him to really hone his skills at a young age.

To find programming at such a young age must make you assume that Mark had an engineering parent that guided him on this path. To my surprise, Mark's father ran a dental practice and his mother was a psychiatrist. Two professions very far removed from the tech world.

However, it seemed his dad did have a fascination with computers and was obviously business savvy. When Mark was 12 years old, he created a messaging program called ZuckNet that his dad used in his dental office so that his receptionist could inform him of a new patient without yelling across the room.

I think this early connection between code and business really helped Mark understand the entrepreneurial benefits that coding skills can bring. By building a successful, practical piece of software at such a young age, it was no wonder Mark would go on to do big things.

What Methods Did Mark Zuckerberg Use To Learn How To Code?

As I mentioned above, Mark Zuckerberg learned how to code mainly through trial and error and by building projects he was interested in. However, his parents did hire him a private tutor to help guide him through his learning. As mentioned in this video, Mark's tutor actually found it very difficult to keep up with him, so I think it's safe to say this wasn't a major factor in his talent today.

Mark continued to code and in 2002, Zuckerberg enrolled in Harvard University where he went on to create Facebook and eventually drop out to work on it full time. From there, the rest is history!

Wrapping Up

So that's pretty much the whole story of how Mark Zuckerberg learned to code. Obviously, Mark was gifted from a young age with a lot of natural talent. The fact that he found coding so young and had a father figure who taught him how to mix programming with business were key factors in Mark's early success.

Are you in the early stages of learning how to code and want to learn where to start? Well, check out my free material for learning web development here.

Happy coding!

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How Did Mark Zuckerberg Learn To Code? * thecodebytes

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how exactly did Mark Zuckerberg learn to code? Was he truly a gifted child or did his childhood upbringing attribute more to his success?

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One of my favourite authors. He was born and raised in a very typical middle/upper class British family and exposed to literature and the classics from a young age.

However, his life experience doesn't fully account for his style of reasoning and how forward thinking he was.

Genetics places a role, and it's the interaction between how we express these genetics in the environment that results in an given outcome.