I’ve been going back and forth on something lately.

Part of me really wants to start posting development videos on YouTube. The other part immediately asks, “Who do you think you are?” 😅

But the more I think about it, the more it makes sense.

Why It’s Interesting to Me

I’d probably start simple with basic LeetCode problems. Walk through the solution. Explain how I approach it. Talk through what signals I’m looking for and why I choose one path over another.

Nothing flashy. Just real problem-solving.

And honestly? Teaching forces clarity.

If I can explain why something is O(n) instead of O(n²), or why I chose a hashmap over nested loops, then I actually understand it. If I struggle to explain it, that’s feedback.

That kind of pressure is growth.

More Than Exposure

Sure, it could help elevate my status in the eyes of employers. A public record of how I think is powerful.

But what excites me more is this:

  • Becoming better at explaining technical concepts
  • Building confidence speaking through complex problems
  • Supporting developers who are earlier in their journey

If I want to step into senior-level responsibility, communication and mentorship matter. This feels aligned with that.

The Only Real Question

Am I willing to grow in public?

Because that’s what this really is.

And I think the answer might be yes. 🚀