The cost of trying just collapsed
Leading product in enterprise is different. The reason people don't try new approaches isn't laziness. It's cost. Trying something used to mean weeks of documentation and investment before you knew if it worked. With AI, you can test a direction in an hour. Build a rough version. See if it holds up. If it doesn't, bulldoze it and try another path.
This changes everything about how you make decisions. You're not pot-committed after the first afternoon. You can run three approaches in parallel and pick the winner. The fear of choosing wrong drops because choosing wrong costs almost nothing. The people moving fastest right now aren't the ones who plan best. They're the ones who try most.
Stop deliberating. Start testing. The cost of being wrong has never been lower.