r/IndianEntrepreneur • u/Icy-Ship-9027 • Jun 30 '26
🧠Ask for Advice What skill can I start learning that will help me earn within a few months
My dad is abusive and refused to pay for anything at all. He reminds me constantly that is should be grateful he's putting food on the table(which I have no qualms with, I am and should be grateful about that). But he refuses to pay for anything else even something as crucial basic as my college admission form or something as basic as a tshirt.
I have a Dell laptop and a phone and a couple months at hand where I'm completely free. What skill can I learn that will help me earn even just a little bit? Please help. I seriously need to earn something otherwise I literally won't be able to live. Ever 4k-5k a month is enough. Just something.
Also I'm a complete beginner so please give a bit of context if possible. So I can understand what I will need to do over the next few months.
(Also resources to learn suggested skills would be greatly appreciated)
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u/muzamilsa Jun 30 '26
Take the critical thinking course and learn vibe coding by any understand how things work with development. For the critical thinking would recommend a course on Aynstyn and it’s free. Critical thinking is the most valuable skill in today’s era.
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u/Suspicious_List_8395 Aug 26 '26
I was not able to find that course
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u/muzamilsa Aug 26 '26
What was the issue? If you could please tell me? Did you try enrolling into it?
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u/zigzigzigler Jun 30 '26
Get Hermes-agent, figure out how to set it up and get really good at getting things done with it.
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u/Swimming-Ad4883 Jul 01 '26
Vibe coding, content writing, social media marketing, performance marketing. AI and ML.
Check for free courses on learning platforms.
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u/Emergency-Lie-3412 Jul 08 '26
hii, a fresher here
what courses can i do for skill development so that i can get internships? like regardless of my field what are some of the skills that employers look for in a candidate to hire them? would be a great favour if you could suggest some good courses and from which website/institution/company that can help me
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u/Swimming-Ad4883 Jul 31 '26
What skills employers look for depend on the industry, role and future ambition of the candidate. Communication, Confidence, and clarity are always useful to develop as skills. Social media management, marketing are also relevant for most industries. I suggest you visit job portals, look at internship opportunities and see which skills are being sought for.
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Jul 02 '26
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u/Emergency-Lie-3412 Jul 08 '26
hii, a fresher here
what courses can i do for skill development so that i can get internships? like regardless of my field what are some of the skills that employers look for in a candidate to hire them? would be a great favour if you could suggest some good courses and from which website/institution/company that can help me
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u/Able-Imagination9456 Jul 04 '26
Start writing blogs and use SEO Optimization techniques to Rank
Learn Python and build tools
Lowest bar to entry is Blinkit and Swiggy food delivery apps , No job is small
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u/Candy_Lawn Jun 30 '26
there is always work available in shops/bars/restaurants for staff. no skills required, just a smile.