Money amplifies judgment; it does not automatically improve it.

Money makes your decisions bigger, not better. Good judgment with more resources produces more of what was already working; poor judgment with more resources produces larger versions of the same mistakes, faster. The amplification is neutral, which is why sudden money so often disappears.

Before scaling anything with money, check whether the smaller version was working for reasons you understand. If you cannot explain why it worked, adding funds mainly increases what is at stake in a process you do not yet control.