I agree with the premise, but not the conclusion. For myself, not feeling smart enough was why I waited longer than I should have to learn how to code. This p

I agree with the premise, but not the conclusion. For myself, not feeling smart enough was why I waited longer than I should have to learn how to code. This part especially resonates with me: >"...we just decided to show up and go for it." I think that's a choice that anyone has to ultimately make if they want to learn anything. Software training programs among other things are just one way to capture people's interests, and I think is a good supplement to a larger push for people to learn how computers work.