I believe it's VC or being a CEO that is a part-time mentor. As much as I love software development, I also love marketing, design, business and networking. I spend a lot of my time connecting people in my local community, connecting companies I think are cool with possible customers and hires, mentoring juniors (both devs, PM's and more) and helping a few pre-launch startups focus their vision. Some of them have told me that I've taught them more than their college professors and incubators, which I find inspiring to keep on moving.

But at the end of the day, I just love impacting the world and providing people a chance at doing the same.