Jordi Visser

When you run a business, you always come up with things of like, okay, should we build it or should we buy it?

So over time, because of software, we, we bought it because you're like, Oh God.

But you always had this thing.

I remember at the hedge fund I was at, it was an old hedge fund.

And I remember there was one person there that literally was there because the person coded in a language that nobody else knew how to code in anymore.

Great job security.

It was like,

How do we get rid of them?

We can't get rid of them.

They have job security.

And I'm like, all right, that doesn't exist anymore because now you can build things like that.

So buying is becoming less of a need.

And that's why when you say which app, I think build all the time.

And that's where the prompts come in.

You have to get better at prompts because you start building things.

Once you start building things more, your curiosity is fun because it's like, don't be this.

And I think everyone needs to get into that.

It's just buy a Lego box with no instructions or buy a Lego box for your kid with instructions.

You train them to do instructions.

You're killing their curiosity.