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Do you think study apps (like Feynman-style learning tools) can still make good money in 2025? 🤔📚 I keep spotting popular keywords with low competition… but the market feels oversaturated. What’s your take ?

India’s education system is still running on old rules. 🚨 Is it time AI takes the lead to reinvent learning? 🇮🇳🤖

Something I’ve been noticing while interacting with both founders and students. Students are often told: “Just focus on learning. Money will come later.” Founders are often told: “Just build the product. Marketing can wait.” Both sound logical. Bo

People who are comparing deepseek with chatgpt- Chatgpt is like the millennial guy, learning methods in an old traditional way, figuring out things by his own While deepseek is like the genz, learning at a faster rate compared to their predecesso

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One line from Deepak Shenoy’s Money Wise that stayed with me: The biggest risk isn’t taking no risk. It’s taking the wrong one. Returns attract attention. Risk decides outcomes. Still learning.

The Mindset War Between Old Money And New Money. On the surface, wealth is wealth. But beneath the cars, the clothes, and the social media clout lies a silent war—a war of mindset. New Money: I made it Old Money: We’ve sustained it for generations

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