I operate by day. The rest of the time, I build software. I went from not knowing how to code to more than 25 products, many already in production, each with its own domain and connected to Stripe. The question I get most is: how?
AI isn't a tool, it's a mentor
The difference between using AI to autocomplete code and using it to learn is enormous. I didn't ask it to write for me; I asked it to explain why. Every error was a private lesson.
A surgeon who codes has an unfair advantage: he owns the problem, demands precision, and moves at the speed of a single brain.
Domain mastery always wins
I built health software because I live health. That advantage, knowing what truly hurts in a clinic, can't be matched by an engineering team without clinical context. Technology can be learned; domain mastery is lived.