shreya chaurasia

Spend enough time around driven builders, and your standards rise. You want to ship faster. Do more. Stay ahead.

That part is powerful.

But here s what I ve been noticing about myself:

I treat growth as urgent.
I treat health as optional.
Deadlines feel fixed.
Sleep feels flexible.
Momentum feels critical.
Recovery feels negotiable.

Yesterday, I came across a post saying that OpenAI projects a $14 billion loss in 2026. They ve gone through several funding rounds, offer monthly subscriptions, and are now planning to integrate ads into search results (which means another revenue stream).

Realistically, I don t think this loss will be covered in the short term, and profitability might only come over a longer horizon (if at all).

Vibes are powerful. They spark ideas fast and give you momentum before overthinking takes over.
But vibes without structure just create noise.

That's where prompt engineering matters.
It's the bridge between inspiration and execution. It turns abstract intent into concrete instruction.

It's what turns "I want something cool" into:

• Here's the outcome

• Here's the user

• Here are the constraints

• Here are the edge cases