Daily 30-minute practice beats sporadic sprints for mastering AI agents
The biggest mistake people make when learning to build with AI agents is trying too sporadically — picking it up occasionally, then dropping it. Greg Isenberg recommends committing to a set period — 30, 60, or 90 days — with a literal calendar block of 30 minutes per day. That consistent daily practice is what separates a top 1% agent builder from everyone else. Because you make it part of your workflow, the returns compound over time. It's analogous to writing: you don't wait for one inspired weekend to write the whole screenplay. You force yourself to write pages every single day, some of them crappy, and the habit makes you better and better until it becomes natural.
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