The Work
Every product starts with a problem worth fixing.
Finding a contractor is a part-time job. It should take a text message.
Someone calls your business after hours. They get voicemail. You never knew they called.
The information is there. Finding it costs more time than the answer is worth.
You paid for the ad. You responded too late. They forgot they clicked.
A recruiter reads your resume for seven seconds. Your career deserves evidence, not a skim.
Forty years of judgment retires at the end of the year. The phone keeps ringing anyway.
Everyone asks the same AI for life advice and gets the same answer. Yours should know what you stand for.
The show is booked, the night is paid for, and forty people came to a room that holds two hundred. Filling the Tuesday is nobody's job.
