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Don't follow advice to 'try less'—prioritize building things that matter to you…

Brief

Alex Hormozi (@AlexHormozi) argues entrepreneurs should ignore advice to do less and instead build what matters to them, iterating when early work looks bad. He criticizes a cultural shift from wasting time on irrelevant tasks to 'vibe coding' — creating superficially trendy but ultimately unimportant products.

Why it matters

Don't follow advice to 'try less'—prioritize building things that matter to you and iterate if the result 'looks like shit.'

Key details

  • Alex Hormozi (@AlexHormozi) claims cultural shift: people formerly did meaningless work; now they're 'vibe coding' projects that also don't matter, criticizing superficial product trends.
Source evidence

The road to entrepreneurship is filled with bad advice. Don't listen to anyone who tells you to try less. Build what matters to you, and if looks like shit, try again.

Alex Hormozi (@AlexHormozi)

People used to waste their time doing shit that didn’t matter. Now they are vibe coding shit that doesn’t matter.

— https://nitter.net/AlexHormozi/status/2079623328613220667#m