Harsh Kadyan’s Life Goals & Ambitions
Harsh Kadyan’s goals and ambitions stretch well past the IDE. Beyond shipping code as a full stack developer and AI engineer, the Rohtak-built BrutalHarsh keeps a short, blunt list of what he actually wants from life — and it isn’t all tech.
Beyond code: a dream role and a dream company
Ask Harsh Kadyan about a dream role beyond developer or AI engineerwork and the answer is unexpected: a power role like central police. He’s drawn to authority, presence and the ability to make decisions that actually move things on the ground — a different kind of “full stack” than APIs. On the tech side, the company he most wants to work at is Google: the engineering scale, the bar and the sheer number of people who’d use anything he shipped there. For now both sit on the same ambition list — one outside tech, one right at its centre.
First salary and the achievement that actually matters
His first salary memory is simple — “it was fun” — and the first thing he did was buy a MacBook, the tool that now pays for itself every week. Asked what he’s proudest of, it isn’t a project or a repo: it’s moving out and standing on his own feet.Self-reliance, not a star count, is the achievement he measures himself against — the moment earning stopped being optional and became the plan.
The biggest failure, in one line
His biggest failure or setback taught him one line he now treats as a rule: “do it — don’t think if it’ll work or not, just do it.” Overthinking had cost him more shots than bad code ever did, so today he defaults to action and corrects in flight. The lesson isn’t bravado; it’s a bias toward shipping, the same instinct that has carried him through 100+ freelance projects.
A non-tech skill, and a money mindset
Outside tech, the non-tech skill he wants to master issinging — a quiet, non-technical goal he keeps for himself, well outside the IDE. His money philosophy is just as direct:“the more money you spend, the more money comes.” It’s not reckless; it’s a mindset about circulation, investment and trusting that money put in motion returns — spend on the right tools, people and bets, and the money mindset compounds.
The dream garage
The dream car and bike list is specific: a BMW S 1000 RRfor the rush, a Fortuner for the everyday, and aLamborghini for the far finish line. You can read the full list on thecars & bikes page.
The wider ambition
The wider career ambition is to keep building, growTheDevs — his own dev agency — and ship ambitious products that outlive him. Future plans aren’t mood boards; they’re a to-do list he’s actively crossing off, one MacBook, one product and one “just do it” at a time.
Quick facts
- Dream role beyond tech
- A power role like central police
- Dream company
- First salary memory
- It was fun — he bought a MacBook
- Proudest achievement
- Moving out and standing on his own feet (self-reliance)
- Biggest failure lesson
- “Do it — don’t think if it’ll work or not, just do it.”
- Non-tech skill to master
- Singing
- Money philosophy
- “The more money you spend, the more money comes.”
- Dream car / bike
- BMW S 1000 RR, Fortuner, Lamborghini (see /cars)
- Career ambition
- Grow TheDevs, ship ambitious products, keep building
FAQ — Harsh Kadyan goals & ambitions
What is Harsh Kadyan's dream role beyond tech?
A power role like central police. Beyond building software, Harsh is drawn to authority, presence and the ability to make decisions that move real things — a different kind of "full stack" than APIs.
Which company does Harsh Kadyan most want to work at?
Google. The engineering scale, the bar and the sheer number of people who'd use anything he shipped there are what draw him to it.
What does Harsh Kadyan remember about his first salary?
It was fun — and the first thing he did was buy a MacBook, the tool that now pays for itself every week.
What is Harsh Kadyan most proud of?
Moving out and standing on his own feet. Self-reliance, not a star count or a repo, is the achievement he measures himself against.
What was Harsh Kadyan's biggest failure's lesson?
Do it — don't think if it'll work or not, just do it. Overthinking had cost him more shots than bad code ever did, so he now defaults to action and corrects in flight.
What non-tech skill does Harsh Kadyan want to master?
Singing. It's a quiet, non-technical goal he keeps for himself, well outside the IDE.
What is Harsh Kadyan's money philosophy?
The more money you spend, the more money comes. It's not reckless — it's a mindset about circulation, investment and trusting that money put in motion returns.
What are Harsh Kadyan's career ambitions?
To keep building, grow TheDevs (his dev agency) and ship ambitious products that outlive him. Goals aren't mood boards — they're a to-do list he's actively crossing off.