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what do you think about Edtech companies?were they going to sustain in the future?

The only that scares me is what if Medial also turns out to be like Linkedin? A constant soup of motivational shit show and corporate cringe.

What you guys thinking about future of edtech companies Wil they boom or lost in next 10 years

How The Whole Truth hit ₹100Cr ARR without celebrity ads Founded by Shashank Mehta in 2019, The Whole Truth started as a blog about clean eating — and turned into a booming D2C food brand. What worked: Brutally honest branding — full ingredient tr

You Will Never Heard These Lines ! No Matter What People Tell You About Life But The Truth is. Everything in This Earth Works on Give & Take Formula. Literally Everything. No Excuses, No Intelligence Can Challenge This Formula.

🚫 Your Personal Brand Isn't About Perfection – It's About Pain Points Most founders build fake LinkedIn personas. Here's what actually builds trust: ❌ "Crushing it every day!" ✅ "Failed 3 launches. Here's what I learned." ❌ Motivational quotes

From a YouTube Channel to a EdTech Giant – The PW Story In 2016, Alakh Pandey started teaching physics on YouTube with a simple goal—making quality education affordable for all. With no big investors, no fancy setup, and just his passion for teachi

Grok 3: Hype, Benchmarks, and the Hard Truth About AI Claims https://medium.com/illumination/grok-3-hype-benchmarks-and-the-hard-truth-about-ai-claims-9c73059467dd

What if edtech companies had a subscription based model instead of taking the entire fees upfront? Do you think it will sustain? The pro of subscription model is that users will not struggle for refund (users of most edtech companies are complaining