Absolutely! I love it so much, and I have more and more fun every year. Well, to be fair, I didn't just "fall into" this profession since I was a kid, I starte

Absolutely! I love it so much, and I have more and more fun every year. Well, to be fair, I didn't just "fall into" this profession since I was a kid, I started coding at around 20, when I knew that was what I wanted to do. Although, if I could start over, I'd love to start much earlier(when I was 10-15 years old), and I'd learn fundamentals of math and CS properly, and I'd spend a lot more time on AI/ML, so I'd be much better at this than I am now. Now I'm 27, and I really want to catch up on proper math/science of it all. Also I need to mention that I don't consider myself a "programmer", I'm a startup founder and my goal is to build successful SaaS tools. That's way more interesting and exciting, I get to think of ideas, design products, do full-stack dev, marketing, make all decisions on my own, etc. If I'd just be working as a programmer for someone else, it would probably feel less exciting.