I have been blessed that the last 3 projects I worked on (roughly past 3 years) were the most rewarding of my professional life. - a simple hack to connect two

I have been blessed that the last 3 projects I worked on (roughly past 3 years) were the most rewarding of my professional life. - a simple hack to connect two Slack teams, just to learn the Slack API, turned into my first solo project to go from ideation, MVP, scaling, pricing (oh god pricing is hard), marketing etc - helping an education activist spread her new approach to kindergarten education. Not hard technically (built a static page website, a Discourse forum, and organized a few conferences). But judging by the educators' community feedback, it's the most useful I've been in my life per unit work - joining an early stage startup as CTO, to provide great insurance coverage to freelancers. A project that is at a trifecta of great team, business opportunity, and real social impact to help the "future of work" go in the right direction