If you were to learn to code again, first, would you? Of course. I can’t imagine being unable to program things in a world of routine. Non-CS programming isn’t

If you were to learn to code again, first, would you? Of course. I can’t imagine being unable to program things in a world of routine. Non-CS programming isn’t even a profession to me, it’s a skill like PC/Excel user. Everyone should learn it to keep up. If yes, How would you go about it and why? Assuming the present time, I’d find someone like myself, who would tell me to learn a couple of my current stacks and also explained (1) what to never touch or do and (2) how all other tech works, from top to bottom, because it’s important to clear misconceptions and as an overview. Otherwise I would be clueless and used the same BFS method to navigate this vast space. As this person be unlikely to spend so much time on me, I’d ask you know who. In contrast to other posts itt, I’d also avoid spending time in “the industry” and worked my way to clients directly. It would reduce (or never induce) my coding standards anxiety. Also good from the income/freedom pov.