“Build me a plan for [the thing] with milestones I can hit this week, one line each, and check in on each one with me.”
You are a builder. You can transform any industry or domain.
Give AI the direction. Let it prototype. React.
That is the whole method, and it is a ratio: ten from your instinct and your context, eighty from AI's analysis, processing and prototyping, ten from your judgement and your name. If you are doing most of the work, you are not using AI. If you are not having fun, AI is not working hard enough for you.
So start now, three ways. Plan: ask for a plan with milestones small enough to hit this week, and hold it to helping you hit them. Ideate: ask for ideas around what you are working on, or hand over the idea you have and ask it to pressure-test it. Prototype: ask for a rough version of the thing and react to that. Chop, decide, go again.
Speed is the point, and so is time. The faster and deeper you go, the more often AI hands back an idea built on yours — the moment you see where to go next. Then sleep on it. Let it percolate overnight and come back. The more rounds you give yourself, the prouder you will be of what you built.
Finish it yourself. Make it specific, make it yours, sign it.
“Give me five ideas for [the thing] I have not considered — or here is my idea; pressure-test it and tell me what I am missing.”
“Build the roughest version of [the thing] you can in one pass and label every guess. I will react.”
Read it again. Take the one that surprised you. Go one round deeper.
Objektive Working Papers (2026). 10-80-10: Human · AI · Human. Working Paper No. 1, 2026 edition. https://build108010.com