To build a successful life in today's digital age, learning how to code is seen as key. However, programming languages have not followed the trend of making technology more accessible and user-friendly, instead retaining an archaic approach that requires engineers to write structured text. The author envisions a future where programming tools use human language to create software, allowing non-experts to build solutions without needing to learn code. This could revolutionize various industries, such as farming, teaching, and cooking, by enabling people to interact with technology in a more intuitive way. To achieve this goal, the focus should shift from training engineers to empowering everyone to produce their own technology, creating new economic opportunities and jobs, and making programming accessible to all.