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The AI companies winning right now aren't doing it with better software. They're doing it with better focus. --- You bought the tool. Maybe even hired someone to implement it. And six months later
The AI companies winning right now aren't doing it with better software.
They're doing it with better focus.
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You bought the tool. Maybe even hired someone to implement it. And six months later your team is back to doing things the old way, and you're out real money with nothing to show for it. That's not a you problem. That's a design problem.
Here's what's interesting about Rilla, the AI startup paying employees $18K a year just to live near the office. The CEO isn't obsessed with features or funding. He's obsessed with removing friction. Every dollar he spends — housing stipends included — is aimed at one thing: keeping his team focused on what actually works.
That's the lesson most AI vendors don't want you to hear. The tool isn't the strategy. Removing the friction around the tool is the strategy.
Before you evaluate another platform, ask yourself one question: what's the single most repetitive task your team complains about? Start there. One problem. One tool. Thirty days to measure it.
That's how you get your first real AI win — without blowing your budget or rebuilding anything.
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Sebastian Jimenez, the CEO of Rilla, explains why the AI startup invests $37000 a year in perks for every employee, including a housing stipend.
