The Most Valuable Skill Is Knowing What Not To Build
Every builder knows the feeling. You have an idea. It’s clever. It could be useful. You start sketching it out, planning the architecture, imagining how it would work. Then you stop. Not because it’s impossible. Not because you lack the skill to build it. But because something inside you says: This is not worth building. That instinct - that ability to say no - is rarer and more valuable than knowing how to build something well. ...