Over the years, I’ve written a lot – usually, in bursts. There have been many resets and attempts at consistency.
This is another one. Read on for some thoughts…👇
Subscriptions I pay for
I recently ran a subscription audit; enlisted are the tools/services I pay for.
I conducted a bit of a subscription-audit this past week. It’s amazing how the SaaS business model has totally consumed our world today. I’ve heard, as I’m sure you have too, from many of friends & family that they often forget they’re still subscribed to an app or service they no longer use – years later!
Hence, the audit.
Entertainment
- Spotify – the #2 most used subscription. I do not use it to listen to podcasts though, do you? I use Overcast for that, and it has all of my historical data
- Netflix – #1 (cheating a bit here, because actually my father pays for this 😝)
- Amazon Prime Video – especially for Indian content, the team’s been churning out some great stuff
Thoughts on Homeschooling
I recently had an investor friend ask for my opinion on Homeschooling. This is what I think – concerns and opportunities.
I recently had an investor friend of mine reach out to ask what my opinion on Homeschooling is, especially as it relates to investing in the many startups building products/solutions for the space.
Given the current situation that the world finds itself in – locked down, learning & working at home – there is definitely increased attention on the concept with many parents considering it a viable alternative to the uncertain future of in-person learning. I will add that this has been a growing trend for a while now; been reviewing relevant companies for more than a year now.
My concerns re. the homeschooling market are:
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