
The post argues that AI‑driven tools have driven software execution costs toward zero, turning every idea into a feasible project. While this abundance seems empowering, it creates a hidden danger: teams waste time on low‑value features and over‑engineered solutions. The author introduces "profit intuition"—the rare ability to identify the single move that maximizes revenue amid endless possibilities. Without this disciplined focus, companies risk rapid burn‑rate and potential bankruptcy.

Burger King U.S. and Canada President Tom Curtis publicly posted his direct work phone number and set aside four hours each day to answer customer calls and texts. Within weeks he logged thousands of calls and over 20,000 messages, positioning...