Is Learning to Code Still Worth It in 2024? [ My Honest Feeling ]

This world can be depressing at times; sometimes, we just need a little motivation to keep going. If you are still wondering if you should learn to code. Watch this video.

I will share why I still code and keep going in this video. If you are thinking of learning to code, are on the fence, or are having difficulty finding motivation, I struggle with it every day, but I am still moving forward, even if success is not guaranteed.

In today's video, "Should you learn to code in 2024?" However, I believe you're asking the wrong question.

Join me as I share my deeper reasons behind learning to code, the impact of AI, and why coding is more than just a career choice.

Let's chat about the broader opportunities and why passion should be your driving force.

Key Takeaways:
- Coding as a Superpower: Learning to code equips you with a versatile skill set, opening doors to numerous opportunities beyond software development.

- AI and the Future of Coding: Despite advancements in AI, human oversight and decision-making in development remain crucial. Coding isn't going away anytime soon.

- Passion Over Guarantees: Choose to code because you love it, not just for job security. True fulfillment comes from pursuing what you enjoy, regardless of guaranteed success.

- Broader Career Paths: Coding knowledge can lead to roles in entrepreneurship, tech leadership, developer advocacy, and more. It's not limited to traditional developer jobs.

- Empowerment Through Learning: Coding empowers you to build solutions, innovate, and solve real-world problems, giving you the tools to create value in diverse ways.

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[kartikmishra]

dude you don't look 44, thank you for this amazing video for motivation i myself is 29

[jackyyui]

Hey Paul, nice video, i love your Remix + Strapi tutorial and it brought me here! this channel desrves way more subscrubers. I've been working as a software developer for 5 years and starting to get bored since i haven't use my skills anywhere but my work, think i will start to code something cool and try to make myself enjoy coding again!

[NnamdiAnyanwu]

Thanks very much for this insightful video.

[taterrhead]

I guess we can just watch China closely since they are further ahead on the AI adoption curve AND since their population has every aspect of their lives tracked (DATA) they will get further and further ahead SO you can just watch for what careers stick around there :/

[taterrhead]

the math example is bad because it proved you were an analytical problem solver and the world was increasing the need (hence jobs) for problem solvers every single day. With AI the inverse is TRUE which leads to a whole philosophical path where we are going to need to have Governments pay young smart people to study things or else there will be only a tiny % of people who learn just for the passion of learning ...

[ankitaburman]

Paul you are increasing your monitor count day by day 😂