A snowboarder's term becomes a lesson in perspective. Switching your stance reveals skills you didn't know you had. Low-code developers should try AI and real coding; high-code developers should experiment with low-code platforms or Arduino.
Goofy. I'm sitting here with my snowboard, and goofy is actually a term for like when you put your snowboard on the other foot. Called, you know, right foot forward is goofy, left foot forward is what we call regular. So getting goofy just means taking the other point of view, tilting and going down and seeing the world from a different perspective. You're going to find that you do that, you're going to find that your clients do that, like you have a perspective on the world that's just different. Everyone else does. And sometimes you learn a lot, you can gain a bunch of skill, have a very different kind of experience if you just put, you know, the equipment on the other foot. If you try things a slightly different way. You know, what I find, like, people who are low coding, they should be trying more of the AI tools, they should be trying some code. People who are dedicated, you know, high coders, they should be, you know, trying out some low-code tools. If you like working with JavaScript, have you considered, like, playing with hardware, Arduino, giving you a perspective on the world that's just going to be a bit different? How can you get goofy?
