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I see aspiring entrepreneurs often wasting time consuming content, podcasts, reality TV instead of building or selling, where real learning happens. Vocabulary is growing; skills aren't. Entrepreneurship is like swimming. You can't learn swimming o

Problem: Vocabulary Building Is Tough In today's world, a strong vocabulary is crucial for exams, interviews, and personal growth. Without regular practice, it's easy to forget what you learn, making progress slow and frustrating. 😩 Solution: Voca

Learn Common Phrases and Vocabulary - Ed11 This content teaches simple, everyday phrases and vocabulary for beginners. It covers basic greetings, common expressions, and useful words to help you communicate easily. Perfect for language learners or a

Hey👋 Entrepreneurs and founder's. I always like to see or listen to podacast or videos. And I will learn something new everyday by listening 🎧 to them . So mostly everyday I will be sharing those links here, whoever seeing this post can access

AI gives you the opportunity to DIY stuff ~ make your custom agents ~ make your own design ~ make your own apps ~ make your own tool ~ make things that you desire and many more.. what's your biggest advantage with AI and that you use individua

I am asking you again and again, are you working on your things or just here to see how to build a startup post. I don't see anyone here who says I built this, I achieved this, I am achieving this. don't make this normal social Media, if you want to

Learn circuits the easy way! This interactive textbook feels more like a game, helping you read circuits, understand schematics, and see how things really work. 1)Build devices as you learn 2)Follow step-by-step tutorials 3)Get clear, visual explan

In your opinion, what should a first year college student do to create his own startup? Should I read? Or should I go out learn things by myself? Or should first learn how the industries? Or should I start a venture and then figure out the things?

Do you prefer to learn things on the go or just completed a course then do something ? why ?