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Generally speaking, if you have a joint credit card account with your spouse, or anyone else, and they pass away, you may still be personally responsible for the balance on that account. But if you’re merely an authorized user on someone else’s credit card, you typically are not personally responsible for the debt after they die. In that case, the debt usually belongs to the cardholder’s estate.

I wrote a small fairytale called "The Kingdom of Living Stories" because I think we are witnessing a huge shift in how people consume information online. For years, blogs were built for a world where readers patiently searched through long articles to find answers. But after tools like ChatGPT changed user behavior, people no longer want to “search” content, they want to ask questions and instantly receive the exact information they need. The fairytale follows a little girl named Ruta who discovers that stories are not dying because people stopped loving knowledge. They are becoming silent because they still expect readers to interact with them the old way. That idea eventually became Srchless - a way to transform static blogs into interactive conversations where readers can ask questions directly inside the article itself. maybe the future of content is not more articles, maybe it is stories that can finally speak back... 💫 #ai #aimarketing #srchless

It is better to invest ₹10,000 to open a tea stall than to pay ₹20L for an MBA. And I am an IIM-B alumni. I have seen countless young professionals spiral into panic mode after being laid off. They start looking for an MBA program to "upskill”. My advice? Try pivoting from the usual track before looking for your next job. Just invest like ₹5,000 or ₹10,000 in any small business. Be it a tea-stall or a paan shop or any online service based on your skills. Manage the operations yourself and figure out how to make it profitable. Think like a business owner. And believe me, spending ₹10,000 on a real business is far more valuable than paying ₹20 lakhs on a degree. Even if it fails, you will end up having something far more valuable - sense of ownership and a perspective. And yes, I have an MBA degree. It helped me open doors early in my career. But that was years ago. The time when an MBA degree carried the entire weight of a resume is over. First, find where your true capability lies. Once you understand that, then you can decide if you need a creative program or an MBA later. And if you’re interested in building their your edutech brand with just ₹10,000 as investment, reach out. I might be able to help you.

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A creator sold his course to 1,900 students and made ₹9 lakh on Udemy. Then sold to 500 students and made ₹80 lakh via his own platform. Same course. Same creator. And see the difference in revenue generated. Here's what most educators never do the math on. On Udemy, when a student finds your course through their platform, you keep 37% of the fee. They keep the rest. Because they own the search, the traffic, and the buyer. You supplied the knowledge. They supplied the audience. And they priced that audience at 63%. The moment you move to your own platform, you keep everything. 500 students. 9x the revenue. Here's the deeper problem nobody talks about these platforms. On Udemy, you don't even get your student's email ID. No email. No follow-up. No next course. No community. 1,900 people learned from you and you can't reach a single one of them tomorrow. That's not a revenue problem. That's an ownership problem. The question for educators isn't which platform has more students. It's whose students they are at the end. Euron Systems exists for creators who've decided the answer should be: mine. Your platform. And you keep 100% of what you earn.

My mother is a teacher. I’ve seen up close her daily struggles as an educator. Tracking UPI payments, saving Zoom lectures and managing students - Everything was scattered and harder than it needed to be. No one seemed to be solving for these gaps. When I shared this with my neighbor sudhanshu over drinks, he immediately connected with it. He had already built and sold a company to Physics Wallah for ₹250 crore, so he understood the landscape deeply. I came in from a different direction. My experience has been in building scalable systems. Two very different vantage points, but we were both looking at the same gap. That’s when it clicked. We decided to build Euron Systems . An all-in-one place platform for the next generation of creator-educators doing digital businesses. It allows you to launch everything… literally everything, in one place. Anyone with a skill can package it into a course and sell it, without burning a hole in their pocket. We didn’t overthink it. We just said, “Let’s start.” And somewhere between that conversation and the first step, a simple neighbourhood friendship turned into a business partnership. P.S. The guy in the middle is Pravesh. He’s our neighbour and also one of the investors in Euron Systems.