God gives the vision. Responsibility begins with action.

If overwhelm comes naturally we are in the same boat . Heres a suggestion- one aligned step . Choose one decision you’re already clear on.Not the whole thing.Just the first true step. Now place it inside a gentle time container: - 10 minutes - 24 hours. No fixing , no proving no pressure. Ask Yourself “What is the smallest action that restores clarity that aligns me to my True North right now?” One decision , One step One moment of coherence. That’s enough to begin. Let me know what you have been putting off ? and 1 step you have made.

AI can now generate full apps from a single prompt. That’s impressive.. and genuinely useful. But there’s a quiet distinction that matters: building something isn’t the same as owning it. The moment an app touches real users, data, payments, or business processes, someone is responsible for: - what happens when it breaks, - what data it stores, - who has access, - and how mistakes are caught or rolled back. One-prompt tools remove friction in creation. They don’t remove accountability. In practice, the wins I see that last all have the same shape: AI builds fast, humans stay in the loop, and there’s a clear owner who understands the system well enough to say “stop” when something goes wrong. That doesn’t make one-prompt apps bad. It just means speed is a multiplier -> for both value and risk. Curious how others here think about ownership once AI starts building most of the surface area for us.

Tony says ‘Proximity is power.’ Let’s find out who’s in proximity... Tell us all where you’re from… without actually telling us where you’re from 🤣