I kept telling myself I wasn't ready.
I didn't know enough about the market.
I hadn't figured out the branding.
The feature list wasn't complete.
The business model needed work.
Then I realized something.
I could keep waiting forever.
So I opened Greta and built the smallest version of the idea.
The moment it existed, all those vague problems became specific.
I could point to the screen and say:
“This doesn't make sense.”
“This should be here.”
“Nobody needs this.”
“This part is actually interesting.”
That was the difference.
Before building, I had uncertainty.
After building, I had problems I could actually solve.
I still wasn't “ready.”
But I was moving.
And sometimes that's the real advantage of vibe coding.
It doesn't eliminate uncertainty.
It gives you something concrete to be uncertain about.
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