AI Tool FOMO Causes Constant Stack Churn Without Shipping More Work
Solo operators and small teams lose months to evaluating and migrating between AI tools, driven by marketing pressure rather than genuine productivity needs. The constant churn prevents them from shipping work because they are always optimizing rather than executing. Unsubscribing from AI hype newsletters restores focus and output quality.
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