Pradyu Kandala and Abhay Chebium, high school juniors, founded Professor AI, an AI-powered AP prep platform

• They were motivated to start the platform by a desire to have a long-term plan and not end up in a regular nine-to-five job
• They have built a team of interns to work on the platform and are focused on quality over quantity
• They have structured their business to be cashflow heavy and are able to bootstrap their way to success
• They are currently fundraising and have plans to expand into other niches
• They have participated in the Antler accelerator program, which has provided them with valuable connections and advice
• They are overcoming challenges related to product development, pitching, and managing their workload as high school students

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• Creating Multiple Streams of Income
• Challenging Traditional Financial Advice Taking Control of Your Investments
• Building a Network for Passive Investing

• "Cash flow is like profit. If you're a business owner, you want more profit."
• "I'm all about having a lot more money coming in than what's going out."
• "Every single business owner needs other streams of income outside of their business."
• "There's no way that you can live off of $30,000 a year. There's no way that you just stuff a 401k and just hope that it keeps going up."
• "It's almost become like a religion with the 401k, hasn't it? I mean, it's almost religious to the point it's like dogma."
• "Even if you get a hundred percent match, because a lot of times people say, well, I only go up to the hundred percent match and then I stop, which is better than just trying to max fund them, which is really what you have to do if you want to have any kind of paid retirement, right? But even then, like that match, it's fascinating because long-term, it only adds about two or 3% a year return onto your numbers."

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AJ Adams discusses his journey of combining business and ministry and the importance of prosperity for Christians. He emphasizes the need to master money and use it to serve others and fulfill the Great Commission. Adams challenges the belief that Christians should be poor and explains that prosperity is biblical. He highlights the principles and practices of making money ethically and with faith, drawing from biblical teachings. Adams also discusses the role of psychology in marketing and how he incorporates Jesus' marketing strategies into his own business. In this conversation, AJ Adams and Steven Pemberton discuss the intersection of faith and business. They explore how biblical principles can guide marketing and sales practices, emphasizing the importance of ethics and relationship-building. They also highlight the impact of influential figures like Jesus and Solomon, who demonstrated effective marketing strategies. AJ Adams shares his vision for the Gospel Patrons community, which aims to support business owners in funding the Great Commission and serving others. The conversation concludes with a discussion on overcoming challenges and trusting in God's provision.

• "People who deny that prosperity is biblical are either broke or hypocritical."
• "We're supposed to make money, multiply our money, and master money."
• "The Bible is the best business book."
• "Marketers have become less and less moral."
• "Faith is not just praying and expecting God to take care of everything."
• "Jesus was the best marketer to ever live."
  
  

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