I have found myself in a variety of teaching roles even though I've never particularly wanted to be a teacher. While volunteering with AmeriCorps, I taught Spanish-speaking children English. At the Phoenix Public Library, I taught adults basic computer skills. At the Denver Public Library, I taught all kinds of people all kinds of things as a makerspace facilitator. It was in the library makerspace that I had my first real exposure to coding. It was there that I discovered I want to be a maker, not a teacher. I decided to pursue a future in front-end development to challenge myself and to hone my creativity. I'm looking forward to a more rewarding and engaging career, one where I'll be the one making instead of the one teaching.