Remember those years during the entrepreneurial boom, when many people were trapped by the same curse—full of ideas but unable to code. The logic back then was simple: if you understood technology, you’d probably be the next Steve Jobs by now. Regrets piled up, and ideas were left on the shelf.

Then AI arrived. It can do everything—coding, design, planning—you just need to come up with an idea. I thought this would finally take off, but instead I discovered a harsh truth: ideas themselves are worthless. 🤣 When technology is no longer a bottleneck, and tools become powerful enough to realize your ideas without you lifting a finger, those once clever ideas suddenly seem very cheap. That’s when I realized, what is truly scarce is not coding ability, but the idea worth bringing to life itself.