If money were no object and you couldn't fail, what's the first thing you'd go after?

B Natural answer

If money were no object and failure wasn't possible, I'd probably start a school for practical skills first. I think a lot of people want to learn things like coding, writing, and public speaking, but they need cheaper and simpler options. I'd also want to give free classes to people who can't afford normal courses. After that, I'd try to grow it step by step until it reached different cities. For me, the best dream is something that helps people and keeps working even when I'm not there every day. That would feel like a real win.

Key phrases in this answer

• start a school for practical skills — to create a school that teaches useful, hands-on skills“She wants to start a school for practical skills in her city.”
• give free classes — to offer lessons without charging money“The center gives free classes every Saturday.”
• grow it step by step — to build something slowly and carefully over time“I want to grow it step by step instead of rushing.”
• build my own company — to create and run a business yourself“I want to build my own company one day.”
• help young people learn — to support younger people in gaining knowledge or skills“He volunteers to help young people learn computer skills.”
• open a creative school — to start a school focused on arts and new ideas“She wants to open a creative school for kids.”