CodeWithKriti

We often hear the question: “What would you do if money didn’t matter?” For me, the answer comes down to three roles that truly reflect who I am and what excites me the most.

1. Full Stack Web Developer

If I could choose freely, my first pick would be to become a full stack web developer.
To be honest, the path is not easy for me. I am not a BTech graduate, and that sometimes makes me feel like the market is tougher to crack. There are moments when I regret not choosing the non-medical stream in high school. Maybe that would have made things simpler, maybe it would have given me a clearer direction back then.

But even with these doubts, I know deep down—it’s my calling. I enjoy creating, coding, and bringing ideas to life on the web. The journey might be harder for me, but it’s something I would still love to do wholeheartedly.

2. Blogger

The second role I’d choose is being a blogger. Writing has become my way of expression and release. For the past 100+ days, I’ve shown up to write consistently. Each blog is a little window into my thoughts, my worries, and my reflections. Writing helps me let go of what’s weighing me down, even if it’s just through digital words on a screen.

Blogging has given me a sense of progress and discipline, and it’s something I’d love to keep doing no matter where life takes me.

3. Mentor/Educator

Lastly, I’d choose to be a mentor or educator—maybe even a trainer. I’ve noticed that teaching others not only excites me but also helps me retain knowledge for much longer. Explaining concepts, guiding people, and seeing them grow gives me a different kind of satisfaction.

Whether it’s in tech, HR, or personal growth, I find joy in helping others learn something new.


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Final Thoughts

If money didn’t matter, I’d happily spend my time doing these three things: building, writing, and teaching. Each of these paths reflects a part of me—the dreamer who wants to create, the thinker who loves to write, and the guide who wants to share knowledge.

Maybe one day, I won’t have to choose just one—I can weave them together into a career and lifestyle I truly love.