Cal Newport mentioned in *Deep Work* (Deep Work):

“Focus on professional activities in a distraction-free state, pushing your personal cognitive abilities to their limits. This kind of effort can create new value, improve your skills, and is hard to imitate.”

He is clearly opposed to trying to reach the top level with fragmented, idle “shallow work.”
The era of Vibe coding needs you to find what you’re interested in, and continuously use skills like scripting or coding to give wings to the track you’re passionate about. If, during this process, you can produce tools that help meet similar needs in the same track, then you can truly produce valuable Vibe coding products.
I think beginners can start by solving one concrete problem, rather than trying to build a fully runnable system right away.