Best Business to launch for November of 2025.

 

  This is completely Author's post. 

I currently decided to speak about some great strategies and show examples on this blog post, what I personally think are the best strategies for people to earn online and start their business at November and maybe even early December.

When You launch festive or seasonal products, remember it wouldn't be current income. However, amount of sales can be more than most of other sustainable businesses for every month of the year.

Probably this same strategy will be also usable for the next year's November, and it will also be profitable enough.

The main goal is to find the strategy that can be done quickly and make a lot of sales, and I will share also physical and digital products.

When it comes to November, a lot of people look for something comforting or warming, but it also would depend on the region that You live in.

Most of the times, You will find people to be seeking for items such as tools for productivity, as it is school, university, and working season, as well different items such as heating gadgets and gadgets for lights outside such as lighting decors or just inside light objects.

Additionally, You can also find different items that can be sold because they are just released and new.

As many people likes to use Aliexpress.com and Alibaba.com, I will definitely share biggest item storages and directories of items or similar items You could sell or create yourself, as well digital business ideas.

When it comes to digital prints such as tshirts and different other items that can be decorated with your own design, I consider it to be all year around possible to make marketplace. However, You can always turn it into seasonal design marketplace too.

So far, by my research, I have found Printify.com to be most reasonable, highest quality print on service for the people who wants to make money, as well they recently dropped such as items as supplements, coffee, and even necklaces to be printed on.

What comes to digital designs, I would recommend you to try different print-ons on Etsy store that seasonal for Christmas, as Halloween celebration would be over and not everyone would want to run such a business model.

These prints could for wrapping papers or just NFTs for different T-Shirt designs or stickers.

The best background removal tool probably is "Clipdrop.com", but if You are on budget, You can try "Adobe Express" software, which is free.

So I did my research, and here are some items I would personally sell if I did dropshipping or considered to sell something similar:

 1. Christmas light projection device on the wall:  aliexpress.com/item/1005009580455256c.html?

2. Snowman table lamp ( aliexpress.com/item/1005008081165810c.html? ) 

3.   Christmas tree night lamp (  https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007768335302c.html? )

 4.   Christmas ribbons (  https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007866008694c.html? )

5. Outside Christmas decorations (  https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005009552114919c.html? ) 

 To be able to decide what to sell, I recommend you always to visit the competitor stores and check what they are selling for the season; however, I always recommend to launch your own business that can be lasting more than a season, for example:

1. Digital arts design.

2. Services online.

3. Selling something for your country to international audience.

4. Earning revenue on creating trending businesses or just marketing them. 

These online businesses are often most profitable and helps to generate highest revenue from all the mentioned businesses online. There are many untrue stories to sometimes promote their affiliate programs, and reviewing stores to be good instead of saying complete truth and honesty. If I would recommend you to promote any product, I recommend it to be at least 25% of revenue, but it is very popular brand like "Nike" or "Gucci" or any other well known brand, then at least 10% of revenue. The point is, sometimes even the link can fail for some softwares, so always test yourself first with your own purchase through it. Does the link actually works? 

  Conclusion :

 I always recommend to start with something very needed and simple, and to be honest, there are already too many online businesses around. The problem is competition, and if there is something trendy in a short period of time, it becomes not so needed. Your point is to be able to look into the future and predict what could be needed for longer period, so you can enter the state of continuously upgrading your brand and business, and not erasing it because it felt out of the trend. Some things, as hotel business, real estate, and rent, is always needed, but when it comes to products, it is simply every day's surviving tools that are recommended to be sold online, just with more accent of the product presentation. There are many brands of coffees in store, and in the end, it is just a coffee; but most of people buy always a different brand, and you can't say everyone buys same brand, so just make sure you run a business that is already making money online.

Best AI tools for research in 2025/2026 year mark.

 

    Authors opinion : 

 The year of 2024 was when AI started drastically improve, and it caused allot of awareness to people in industries such as IT and technologies, which are Data scientists and engineers, as well computer IT specialists, mostly developers. Right now, there are such an online tools available that can write codes for you and share information that are shared only by the experts in universities. There are many tools that people want to use but can't access, because of paid features, but what if I told you that there are only few base AI models existing that actually developed the whole AI program to be able to create these things, and others are just publishers of them who takes the "Advertisement money" for simply making these tools discoverable. There are many tools and ones, for example, like Google Gemini and Microsoft that gives license keys to privatize their AI software by creating your own model through their special programs built for developers. I will share all the base models, and I will request research program to find for me the best models that you can use. And to be honest, some of them are paid, but some of them are still free, but at least you know that you will get the maximum quality out of them.

   Research : 

Welcome. If you've used the internet in the last two years, you've interacted with an artificial intelligence, whether you know it or not. It's the chatbot that helps you with customer service, the "magic" photo editor that removes an unwanted person from your vacation picture, and the hyper-personalized ad that seems to read your mind. But what is really powering these experiences?

You've heard the names—ChatGPT, Google AI, Midjourney—but these are often just the brand names for the services. Underneath the hood is a "core model," a massive, complex engine trained on unfathomable amounts of data. You asked for a guide to these models, from the first effective ones to the current state-of-the-art, and that's exactly what this is. We'll explore who makes them, when they were released, what they can do, and—most importantly—what they cost.

A Quick Primer: How This All Works

Before we dive in, let's clear up a few key concepts.

1. The "Big Bang" (A Brief History): While AI has been a concept for decades, the modern revolution started with a single 2017 research paper from Google: "Attention Is All You Need." This paper introduced the "Transformer" architecture. This new model design was incredibly effective at understanding context and relationships in sequential data (like language). Almost every single model on this list, from GPT-5 to Llama 3, is a direct descendant of this 2017 paper. Early effective models like Google's BERT (2018) and OpenAI's GPT-2 (2019) proved this architecture was the future.

2. Closed vs. Open Models:

   • Closed-Source: These are proprietary, black-box models. You can't see their code or the data they were trained on. The creators (like OpenAI, Google, Anthropic) sell access to them.

   • Open-Weight (or "Open-Source"): These models are published for the world to see. Anyone can download them, run them on their own hardware (if it's powerful enough), and modify them for free. Meta (Llama) and Stability AI (Stable Diffusion) are the champions of this approach.

3. API vs. Subscription (Your "Third-Party" Question): You mentioned that third-party platforms use models like "ChatGPT" to get subscriptions. This is the fundamental business model of AI.

   • Subscription (Consumer): This is what you buy as a user. You pay $20/month for ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro. This gives you direct, user-friendly access to the model through a web interface.

   • API (Developer): This is the "business" side. A new startup, "WriterHelperAI," can pay OpenAI per word to use its GPT-5 model via an Application Programming Interface (API). WriterHelperAI then builds its own website, adds some features, and advertises "Powered by the latest AI" to get you to subscribe to their service for $10/month. The startup is the "third-party platform."

Part 1: The Titans (The Closed-Source Giants)

These companies control the most powerful, and most expensive, models on the market. They are in a direct race for AI supremacy, and their technology powers the majority of AI applications you use today.

1. OpenAI: The Revolution's Leader

OpenAI is the company that brought generative AI to the masses. They are synonymous with the "ChatGPT" brand, but their power comes from the underlying GPT model series. Their strategy is to create the most powerful models and sell access to them.

Core Model Family: GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) Flagship Text Model: GPT-5 Flagship Image Model: DALL-E 3

Model: GPT-5

• Released: August 7, 2025

• Description: GPT-5 is the successor to the models that changed the world (GPT-3.5, GPT-4, and GPT-4o). It is a natively multimodal model, meaning it was trained from the ground up to understand text, images, audio, and code simultaneously. Its signature feature is adaptive reasoning. It can automatically sense the difficulty of your prompt and "decide" whether to give a fast, simple answer (using fewer resources) or engage in a long, complex chain of "thought" to solve a difficult reasoning problem. It has a massive context window of up to 400,000 tokens, allowing it to analyze entire books or codebases at once.

• What You Can Do With It:

  • Text: Ask it to write, edit, summarize, or translate anything. It can draft legal contracts, write poetry, debug complex software, or create entire business plans.

  • Image: Analyze and describe images in intense detail (e.g., "What is the mood of this painting?" or "Find the error in this circuit diagram.").

  • Audio: Powering the new "ChatGPT Voice," it can hold a real-time, natural-sounding conversation with emotional inflection, rather than a robotic "read-back."

  • Reasoning: Solve multi-step logic puzzles, advanced mathematics, and scientific problems.

• How to Access & Price:

  • Consumer Access (ChatGPT):

    • Free: All users get access to GPT-5, but with daily usage limits and potential throttling during peak times.

    • ChatGPT Plus ($20/month): Provides significantly higher usage limits for GPT-5. This is the standard plan for most power users.

    • ChatGPT Pro ($200/month): A new tier for professionals. It guarantees access to the most powerful GPT-5 reasoning modes without limits and offers early access to new features.

  • Developer Access (API):

    • gpt-5: $1.25 per 1 million input tokens and $10.00 per 1 million output tokens.

    • The "Reasoning Tax": A hidden cost. When GPT-5 performs complex reasoning, it uses "thinking tokens" internally, which are billed at the $10/M output rate. A simple query is cheap, but a complex one can cost 5x-10x more than you'd expect.

    • gpt-5-mini: A faster, cheaper variant. $0.25/M input, $2.00/M output.

    • gpt-5-nano: An even smaller, faster model. $0.05/M input, $0.40/M output.

Model: DALL-E 3

• Released: September 2023 (integrated with GPT models)

• Description: OpenAI's flagship text-to-image model. Its key strength is its deep integration with GPT-5. You don't need to "prompt-engineer." You can simply describe what you want in natural language (e.g., "Create a photorealistic image of an astronaut riding a horse on Mars, but make the horse a crystal statue") and GPT-5 will automatically write a detailed, optimized prompt for DALL-E 3 to generate. It is particularly good at creating images that include legible text.

• What You Can Do With It: Generate logos, illustrations, photorealistic scenes, concept art, and website mockups.

• How to Access & Price:

  • Consumer Access: Included with ChatGPT Plus ($20/mo) and Pro ($200/mo).

  • Developer Access (API): $0.04 per image generated.

2. Google AI: The Sleeping Giant Awakens

Google was the company that invented the "T" in GPT (the Transformer). For years, their best models were kept internal. Now, they are in an all-out war with OpenAI, and their Gemini family of models is their weapon. They are uniquely positioned to integrate AI into every product they own, from Search to Android.

Core Model Families: Gemini (Text/Multimodal), Imagen (Image), Veo (Video)

Model: Gemini 2.5 Pro

• Released: ~Mid-2025

• Description: Gemini is Google's flagship "multimodal-from-the-start" model. Like GPT-5, it was designed to ingest text, code, images, and audio seamlessly. Its defining feature is its colossal context window, which can handle up to 2 million tokens (the equivalent of 2,000 pages of text or over 2 hours of video). This makes it the undisputed king of long-document analysis.

• What You Can Do With It:

  • Long-Document Q&A: "Upload" your entire company's knowledge base, multiple large books, or a full movie, and ask detailed questions about it.

  • Cross-Modal Tasks: Give it a video and an audio file and ask it to "find the exact moment in this video where the speaker's tone in the audio file sounds most excited."

  • Coding & Reasoning: All the standard high-end LLM tasks: debugging, writing, and analysis.

• How to Access & Price:

  • Consumer Access (Google AI Plans):

    • Free: Integrated into Google Search and other products with limitations.

    • Google AI Pro ($19.99/month): Unlocks Gemini 2.5 Pro in a chat interface (like ChatGPT), integrates it into Gmail/Docs, and gives limited access to the Veo video model.

    • Google AI Ultra ($249.99/month): For "creators and professionals." Unlocks Gemini 2.5 Deep Think (its highest reasoning mode) and gives 25,000 credits for Veo 3.1.

  • Developer Access (API):

    • Gemini 2.5 Pro: $1.25/M input tokens, $7.50/M output tokens (for context > 200k).

    • Gemini 2.5 Flash: A speed-optimized version. $0.30/M input, $2.50/M output.

Models: Imagen 3 (Image) & Veo 3.1 (Video)

• Released: Imagen 3 (~late 2024), Veo 3.1 (October 15, 2025)

• Description:

  • Imagen 3: Google's high-fidelity text-to-image model. It's known for producing photorealistic images with fewer artifacts and better prompt-following than its competitors.

  • Veo 3.1: This is Google's SOTA text-to-video model, a direct competitor to OpenAI's (still unreleased) Sora. It can generate high-definition video clips with native, synchronized audio. Its newest features include "Scene extension" (making a video longer), "Ingredients to video" (using reference images for style/character), and "First and last frame" (generating the video that connects a start and end image).

• What You Can Do With It:

  • Imagen 3: Create marketing-ready product shots, realistic concept art, and complex scenes.

  • Veo 3.1: Create short films, cinematic b-roll, animated storyboards, and special effects, all from a text prompt.

• How to Access & Price:

  • Consumer Access: Imagen 3 and Veo 3.1 Fast are available via the Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) plan. The full Veo 3.1 Standard is reserved for the Ultra ($249.99/mo) plan.

  • Developer Access (API):

    • Imagen 3: $0.04 per image

    • Imagen 3 Fast: $0.02 per image

    • Veo 3.1 Standard: $0.40 per second of video generated

    • Veo 3.1 Fast: $0.15 per second of video generated

3. Anthropic: The Safety-First Challenger

Founded by former OpenAI researchers with a focus on AI safety, Anthropic is the "third giant." Their Claude models are renowned for their reliability, "common sense," and more "human-feeling" (and less "corporate") writing style. They are a favorite for developers working on coding and creative writing.

Core Model Family: Claude

Models: Claude 3 Opus, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Claude Haiku 4.5

• Released: Claude 3 (March 2024), 3.5 Sonnet (June 2024), Haiku 4.5 (October 15, 2025)

• Description: Anthropic's "good, better, best" strategy is the clearest in the industry.

  • Claude 3 Opus / 4.1 Opus: The flagship, high-intelligence model. It's a direct competitor to GPT-5 and Gemini 2.5 Pro for the most complex reasoning, math, and science tasks. It's extremely powerful but very expensive.

  • Claude 3.5 Sonnet: The breakthrough workhorse. This model, released in mid-2024, was smarter and faster than the original Opus flagship, at a fraction of the cost. It is widely considered the best balance of intelligence and speed on the market.

  • Claude Haiku 4.5: The brand new, lightning-fast model. It's designed for near-instantaneous responses, making it perfect for customer service chatbots, content moderation, and simple queries. It's incredibly cheap.

• What You Can Do With It:

  • Opus: Tackle Ph.D.-level problems, perform deep financial analysis, conduct scientific research.

  • Sonnet 3.5: The all-rounder. Excellent for writing code, drafting articles, summarizing meetings, and powering 90% of business applications.

  • Haiku 4.5: Powering real-time customer service chats, instantly translating text, or analyzing customer sentiment from thousands of reviews per minute.

• How to Access & Price:

  • Consumer Access (Claude.ai):

    • Free: A free tier with daily limits, often using the Sonnet model.

    • Claude Pro ($20/month): Gives 5x-10x more usage and priority access to the best models, including Opus.

    • Claude Max ($100/month): For heavy-duty professional use, offering 20x+ the usage of the Pro plan.

  • Developer Access (API):

    • Claude 3 Opus: $15.00/M input tokens, $75.00/M output tokens (The premium, expensive option).

    • Claude 3.5 Sonnet: $3.00/M input tokens, $15.00/M output tokens (The popular, balanced option).

    • Claude Haiku 4.5: $1.00/M input tokens, $5.00/M output tokens (The new, high-speed option).

4. Microsoft AI: The Kingmaker and the Coder

Microsoft has a brilliant two-pronged AI strategy. They are OpenAI's most important partner (they've invested billions), but they also develop their own, very different, in-house models.

Strategy 1: Azure OpenAI Service

• Description: Microsoft is a reseller. They take all of OpenAI's models (GPT-5, DALL-E 3, etc.) and host them on their own Azure cloud. This is a huge deal for large corporations. Businesses that already trust Microsoft with their data can use OpenAI's SOTA models inside Azure's secure, enterprise-grade environment.

• What You Can Do With It: Anything you can do with OpenAI's API, but with Microsoft's compliance, security, and data privacy guarantees.

• How to Access & Price:

  • Developer Access (Azure API): The pricing almost perfectly matches OpenAI's direct API pricing.

    • gpt-5 on Azure: $1.25/M input tokens, $10.00/M output tokens.

Strategy 2: Phi Family (In-House Models)

• Released: Phi-3 (April 2024), Phi-4 (late 2024)

• Description: While the giants build $1 billion models, Microsoft's own research team builds "Small Language Models" (SLMs). The Phi family of models is tiny. The Phi-3-mini model, for example, is small enough to run directly on a smartphone, with no internet connection. They are not as "smart" as GPT-5, but they are incredibly capable for their size, performing better than models 10x as large.

• What You Can Do With It:

  • Power on-device applications (e.g., a "smart" keyboard on your phone that doesn't send your data to the cloud).

  • Handle simple, high-volume tasks (like sorting emails or routing customer queries) for an absurdly low price.

  • Run AI in "air-gapped" systems that cannot connect to the internet for security reasons.

• How to Access & Price:

  • Developer Access (Azure API): The "pay-as-you-go" pricing is astonishingly cheap.

    • Phi-3-mini (128k context): $0.13/M input tokens, $0.52/M output tokens.

    • Phi-4-mini: $0.075/M input tokens, $0.30/M output tokens.

  • (Note: That's $0.000075 per 1,000 input tokens. It is hundreds of times cheaper than GPT-5).

5. Midjourney: The AI Artist's Studio

Midjourney is the anomaly. They are a small, self-funded, and highly secretive research lab that has no API. They are not trying to power other apps. They are building a single, proprietary, closed-source product for one thing: creating beautiful, artistic images.

Core Model: Midjourney (Proprietary, versions like v1 (2022) up to v7 or v8 by 2025)

• Released: First version in 2022, models are continuously updated.

• Description: Midjourney is famous for its "opinionated" and highly stylized output. While DALL-E 3 is literal and photorealistic, Midjourney excels at creating "art." It's a favorite among concept artists, designers, and hobbyists. It's accessed primarily through the Discord chat app, where users type /imagine followed by a prompt. They also have a web app and recently launched their own video generation features.

• What You Can Do With It:

  • Create breathtaking concept art for movies or video games.

  • Design logos, T-shirts, and posters with a distinct artistic flair.

  • Generate storyboards and artistic video clips.

• How to Access & Price: Subscription Only. No API. No permanent free tier.

• Basic Plan ($10/month): Provides ~3.3 hours of "Fast GPU" time per month. No "Relax Mode."

• Standard Plan ($30/month): 15 hours of Fast GPU time plus unlimited "Relax Mode" generations (your jobs go into a slower queue). This is the most popular plan.

• Pro Plan ($60/month): 30 hours of Fast GPU time, unlimited Relax Mode, "Stealth Mode" (to keep your images private), and access to video generation.

• Mega Plan ($120/month): 60 hours of Fast GPU time, plus all Pro features.

Remember also about Firefly and Playground models. 

Part 2: The Champions of Openness (The Open-Weight Models)

These organizations are building models and then giving them away for free. Their "price" is $0, but the catch is that you need the (very expensive) hardware and technical expertise to run them yourself. This approach fosters a massive community of developers who fine-tune, modify, and improve upon them.

6. Meta AI: The Open-Source Powerhouse

Meta (Facebook) has fully embraced the open-weight strategy. Their Llama models are the gold standard that all other open models are measured against.

Core Model Family: Llama Flagship Model: Llama 3.1 (405B)

• Released: Llama 3 (April 2024), Llama 3.1 (July 2024)

• Description: The Llama 3.1 family comes in several sizes, from a small 8B (8 billion parameters) model to a massive 405B (405 billion parameters) model. The Llama 3.1 405B is a SOTA model that competes directly with GPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet in performance. Because it's "openly available," any company can download it and run it on their own servers, giving them total control over their data and a $0 model cost.

• What You Can Do With It:

  • Anything GPT-5 or Claude can do, but with 100% data privacy.

  • Create a custom, fine-tuned version of the model that is an expert in your specific field (e.g., medicine, law, or your company's internal data).

  • Run a powerful chatbot for free (minus hardware costs).

• How to Access & Price:

  • Price: $0 (Free).

  • Access:

    1. Self-Host: Download the model weights directly from Meta and run them on your own servers (which requires very powerful, expensive GPUs).

    2. Managed Services: Cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud will host the Llama model for you, and you pay them for the server time.

7. Stability AI: The People's Image Generator

Stability AI is to images what Meta is to text. They released the original Stable Diffusion in 2022, which single-handedly democratized AI image generation, as it was the first powerful model that could be run on a high-end consumer graphics card.

Core Model Family: Stable Diffusion Flagship Model: Stable Diffusion 3.5 (SD 3.5)

• Released: October 2024

• Description: SD 3.5 is the latest and most powerful "open-weight" (available under a "Stability AI Community License") image model. It is a massive improvement over its predecessors, with much better prompt-following, photorealism, and the ability to (finally) render legible text.

• What You Can Do With It:

  • Generate any image imaginable, just like DALL-E 3 or Midjourney.

  • Fine-tune the model on your own face, art style, or products to create custom image generators.

  • Use community-built tools for "in-painting" (editing a part of an image) and "out-painting" (extending an image).

• How to Access & Price:

  • Price (Download): $0 (Free). You can download it and run it on your own PC.

  • Developer Access (API): For those who don't want to manage the hardware, Stability sells API access. They charge using "credits" (1 credit = $0.01).

    • SD 3.5 Large: 6.5 credits (~$0.065 per image)

    • SD 3.5 Large Turbo: 4 credits (~$0.04 per image)

    • SD 3.5 Medium: 3.5 credits (~$0.035 per image)

    • SD 3.5 Flash: 2.5 credits (~$0.025 per image)

Conclusion: The New AI Economy

As you can see, the "AI" market isn't one single thing. It's a vast, layered ecosystem.

• At the top, OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic are in a fierce battle of "closed" SOTA models, funded by subscriptions and expensive API calls.

• Microsoft plays both sides, reselling OpenAI's models to businesses while building its own family of tiny, hyper-efficient Phi models.

• Midjourney has carved out a massively profitable creative niche by being a closed, subscription-only product for artists.

• And finally, Meta and Stability AI are the open-weight champions, giving away their powerful models for free to fuel a Cambrian explosion of new startups, tools, and research, all built on their "free" foundation.

The "third-party platforms" you see are just the top layer of this stack. They are businesses that pay API fees to OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic—or run a "free" Llama model on a cloud server—and then package that power into a user-friendly product for you to subscribe to. This is the new economy, and these are the engines that make it run.

A Final, Critical Clarification: Why "OpenAI" and "ChatGPT" Isn't a Core Model.

You'll notice one of the most famous names in the world, "ChatGPT," is missing from this list of core models. That's intentional, and it's one of the most common points of confusion. Think of it this way: OpenAI is the company (the car manufacturer, like Ford). The core model is the engine (the GPT-5 engine). ChatGPT is the car itself (the Ford Mustang). It's the specific product you buy and "drive," an application built around the core engine. When you use the ChatGPT Plus subscription, you are paying for a user-friendly dashboard (the chat app) that gives you access to OpenAI's best engines, like GPT-5 and DALL-E 3. This is why so many "third-party platforms" can exist—OpenAI sells its GPT-5 engine to other companies, who then build their own "cars" (like a writing assistant or a legal tool) and sell them to you. It is simply a marketing strategy to promote already existing core models for the extra revenue to the ChatGPT and OpenAI platforms. 

   Conclusion : 

To be able to build and run core models, You need high amounts of information and professionals working for the company. Most of AI's that promises good results aren't core models; they are just well used and adjusted used core models, and just re-modelled to fit the design and match up requests with buttons on publishers websites.

Transferring from death to life in World.

 

 This is 100% author's post and experience. 

 I have been there, where I have hated myself, I wanted to be someone else and someone more than anyone else, but it was long time ago. When you look at the world, it doesn't really show you the truth and doesn't really push You towards the right values and right attitude. In fact, it teaches things such as being Selfish, Ignorant, Manipulative, and Unkind to others, which is actually tools Satan uses to manipulate the human's Soul. There is a thing that truth is very fragile, and by sharing it a lot of harm could be done to this world, as I got in one of my revelations from God (Jesus Christ). The fact the truth is so fragile, it makes me think that world is constantly seeking people to lose their ability to connect with the higher power, AKA God (Jesus Christ). There is a problem with that, and I finally got revealed why it is like that. When we constantly follow disqualities in life, such as manipulation, misleading, lies, and hatred, We turn closer to our Soul's destruction. Around of 4/10 of our souls strength We have a chance to receive possession over it from demonic influences. Around 7/10, We are still fragile to different misleading habits and might mislead others as a way of going down, not up. Once We reach the 2/10 mark, We start to think of dying or death, which is because our soul is in that state already. Means that body isn't happy as it isn't fueling it with good energy. 

I have saved myself from it and this state of energy, and only way to save Yourself is to seek Jesus Christ, because He connects You to God (the Divine and holy energy that controls our souls existence). The afterlife is simply We are dead souls, which is compared to state of "Hell," which is burning inside of feeling of not being to raise up from the deepest point of universe, completely without seeing anything and powerless, until the demons share the energies to give ability to possesses existing souls to feed from them. It is well known that souls doesn't have a different realm they are in, but they are all around us. If you simply close your eyes, You can see some dots flying in skies, often when you are tired. When you tired, your eyesight loses connecting to your body and connects it to the ability to see more than needed. The souls a simply energetic particles, and as all energy in this world is alive and can take and give and move and make sound and even create, recreate, and reproduce images, We can say We will live forever, but not in the state described and not in the realm we wish continuing human's existence as happy people in different maybe more angelic body. The only difference between Good people in this World working for God (divine Jesus Christ) and working against him and his most accurate teachings are that the souls who worked the most will have more abilities inside the Afterlife than others, as well their enlightenment state will be better.

  But how do We see in afterlife because We don't have eyes, and do We hear, because We don't have ears? So, do the body? We can see, and actually, vision doesn't come from our eyes; that is why some people who are blind can sense things around them. However, they don't fully trust it, because they body is blinding our third vision, that some called "third eye," but it is nothing more than our soul projecting the image inside our nerve system connected to our brain and vision. If you think about our eyes, it is just a tool to help Soul to share what it sees around it, and it is just like 3D projection of our electric screens, and electricity being the energy that would be compared to our souls that actually helps the screen to share the image or reflect it. This science is unbreakable, and it is actually what you can't prove, because the energetic field is stronger than a body, and energy is only thing a human can't manipulate, only move it or take it, but not really fight against it.

 Conclusion :

 This isn't theoretical topic, and this particular article isn't something You will view online and find on books or TV news. It is my personal revelation from God (Jesus Christ), and more to that, my main goal isn't to forcefully make people believe, but rather help them to be saved, or save themselves, through this information shared and through the best and most secure way possible: (blog).

Internet of research: Mastery of finding anything online.

 

  100% author's post. 

I decided to write this post because information really changed my way of learning, not only gave me certain knowledge I needed. After using certain research tools and hacks, I learned to be able to learn anything and learn more than anyone else ever did. It is simply research and nothing else. As you do more research, you will see that the information that is given from different universities isn't so hard to find online, and it isn't so hard to learn. There are huge block in education nowadays which expels poor people from ability to study and learn in some of the best universities, and even if they have a great mind and ability to change the world, they wouldn't be able to pursue their dreams and their talents put into the practice because of unsupportive family or poor family status. 

I was one of those families, and I know that simply to be a young adult and to study without getting employed in your destination country of the university, you need to have a work for some time and savings before deciding to study abroad. Even if you plan to not study abroad, which is more economical, most likely poor children won't be able to pursue studies. So I just wanted to find a reasonable answer why studies are so expensive, and why there is such a high cost for young adults to study abroad or even online. And the answer is simple: You don't pay for education, you pay school teachers' salary as well university maintenance fee, but not really for what you learn. Without paying teachers, university can't survive, and simply it is an educational business. Such as personal teachers, it is nothing more than just a corporation of these teachers in one place. Some people succeed way more than people who went to universities and even got PhD degrees, and it is because they simply learned about research and how to put it in use. Also, they have adapted certain mindset and skills needed to develop a quality relationships with clients and create a stunning and well designed valuable marketplace for their clients. 

To be good with communicating people, you don't need to have a diploma; you need to take your chances for this experience. To have a strategic mind, you don't need to read, but you need to create different scenarios and solve them with working solutions. And to have good attitude that makes business succeed, you need simply ask yourself many questions and be able to answer them from customer perspective. Nothing in this world is paid, actually everything is free, but only who makes it paid are people who find good use of it and way to market it. Obviously, everything we find on earth is simply reproduced free materials, and rather you do the same or you just learn to promote businesses better. You can't be best at manufacturing, which most people aren't, but you can be the best at building skill sets, and the first skill you need to learn is doing research. The second is strategy and good mindset to be able to keep customers and drive sales. And the second is you need to adapt to environment and different systems, and be able to work fast and productive. By doing research, you are able to figure out the best tools that are currently free, because having something free or on contract basis for each sale is better, because it gives stability that you can see first if it works for you. Online tools can be very sticky sometimes, and many times myself, I have wasted my money, buying a tool and later finding no use of it, or it wasn't working well enough. Often the pay wall protects you from seeing the reality and seeing the actual outcome behind all the promotion done from the company. To simply learn research, all you need is Google and find all the operators it offers and use it simply. I will write about operators in another blog post and mention all current Google Operators published by Google company. Google is well known for being the master of research, as owning biggest databases in history ever owned and owns tons of cached file content as well tons of private and publicly published content. There is even Google patents for healing different illnesses published by medical institutions and researchers across the world. You can simply get access to any information by just asking things on Google.

  Conclusion:

 I have found that people who often struggle to succeed, have lack of will and motivation to start something, because they believe they will fail or they will not succeed, but there are many cases where people without having a great product to promote or sell have achieved miraculous things and made their first sale. 

The most important need to be able to build your dream career is to start with ability to know more than others and then use it for making World a better place.

Best way to find tools that can improve your productivity.

 

  Authors opinion: 

have been looking over many tools recently that could improve productivity of certain activities done online, and I have figured out that the best tools are the free or the ones launched by big companies such as Google and Snap that increases productivity by different ways, that simply makes also people to discover their apps better.

I discovered it starting use their filters, apps, and AI features, where the first chatting AI back then in 2 years was by Snap, and later I could say it is for Google, which can do amazing things online

  Research: 

The internet is a vast digital ocean, overflowing with "free" tools, courses, and resources. We're promised endless productivity, effortless content creation, and university-level skills, all at no cost. But if you've ever spent an afternoon signing up for "free trials" that demand a credit card, wrestling with ad-riddled software that barely functions, or starting a "free course" only to hit a paywall at module two, you know the reality.

Finding high-quality free resources isn't about luck. It's about having a system.

The "free" landscape is filled with traps, from cripplingly limited "freemium" plans to outdated information. But hidden just beneath the surface are powerful, genuinely free tools and entire libraries of knowledge that can fundamentally change your business and your career. You just need to know where—and how—to look.

This guide is your system. We will move beyond random "top 10" lists and build a repeatable strategy. You will learn:

1. Part 1: The Art of the Hunt: A systematic process for discovering and vetting elite free tools for productivity and content creation.

2. Part 2: The Online University: A curated map of the best free-to-learn platforms (including Alison.com, Edx.org, and their top alternatives) for mastering any skill.

3. Part 3: Mastering the Oracle: How to use Google like a professional researcher to find the exact business tool you need, every single time.

Let's begin.

Part 1: The Art of the Hunt: Finding Elite Free Productivity & Content Creation Tools

Your goal is to find tools that accelerate your work, not create new friction. The first step is to understand what "free" really means.

Section 1.1: Understand the "Free" Landscape

Not all free tools are created equal. They generally fall into three categories:

• Freemium: This is the most common model. A company offers a perpetually free, basic tier (like Trello's free plan or Canva's free tier) hoping you'll upgrade for advanced features. The key is to find a free tier whose limitations you can live with.

• Truly Free / Open-Source: These tools are built (often by a community) and offered completely free. They are often powerful but may lack the polished design or dedicated support of a commercial product. Think of Audacity for audio or Obsidian for notes.

• Ad-Supported: The tool is free, but you pay with your attention. This is common for consumer apps and some learning platforms.

For business and productivity, you will primarily be navigating the Freemium and Open-Source worlds.

Section 1.2: Your Discovery Toolkit: Where to Look (Beyond Google)

Instead of just searching "best free [tool type]," use these specialist platforms designed for software discovery.

1. The "Alternative" Hub: AlternativeTo.net This is your number one starting point. If you know a popular, expensive tool (like Adobe Photoshop), you can search for it on AlternativeTo and it will generate a list of competitors. You can then filter this list by "Free" and "Open Source" to instantly find viable options (like GIMP or Krita).

2. The "Review" Giants: G2, Capterra, and GetApp These are massive B2B software review sites. Their power lies in their filtering. You can navigate to a category (e.g., "Project Management Software"), and then filter the results by:

   • Pricing Model: Select "Free" or "Freemium."

   • User Rating: Set it to 4.5 stars and up.

   • Features: Check the specific features you absolutely need. This filters out the noise and leaves you with a shortlist of tools that real users have vetted.

3. The "Community" Vetting Ground: Reddit Real people give brutally honest answers. Use targeted Google searches (which we'll cover in Part 3) like site:reddit.com "best free video editor" -watermark to find threads where users are discussing their real-world experiences. Subreddits like r/productivity, r/contentcreation, r/videography, and r/freelance are gold mines of information.

4. The "Launch" Pad: Product Hunt This is where new tools and apps launch. It's a great place to spot new, innovative tools before they become mainstream. You can search for "free" tools or look for products with generous free plans that are trying to build an initial user base.

Section 1.3: Case Study: Curated Lists of Top-Tier Free Tools

To save you time, here is a curated list of genuinely powerful, "best-in-class" free tools, discovered using the very methods above.

Productivity Powerhouses:

• Project & Task Management:

  • Notion: The ultimate all-in-one workspace. Its free personal plan is incredibly generous, allowing for unlimited pages and blocks. Perfect for wikis, note-taking, and personal task management.

  • Trello: The king of Kanban boards. The free tier offers unlimited cards and 10 boards per workspace, making it perfect for visual project planning.

  • Asana (Personal): Excellent for to-do lists and small team projects. The free plan supports up to 10 users and offers list, board, and calendar views.

  • Todoist: Arguably the best to-do list app. The free plan is robust for personal task management, with smart quick-add features and recurring dates.

• Notes & Knowledge Management:

  • Obsidian: A "second brain" that works on local files. It's 100% free for personal use. Its power comes from linking notes together, creating a graph of your knowledge.

  • Joplin: An open-source, encrypted note-taking app that's a fantastic free alternative to Evernote.

• Collaboration & Communication:

  • Slack: The free plan is perfect for small teams, offering 90 days of message history and 1-on-1 video calls.

  • Google Drive (Workspace): Still undefeated. Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides are 100% free, powerful, and built for collaboration.

Content Creation Toolkit:

• Graphic Design:

  • Canva: The industry standard for non-designers. The free plan is a powerhouse, giving you access to thousands of templates, photos, and elements for social media, presentations, and more.

  • Figma: The professional standard for UI/UX design, but its free "Starter" plan is amazing for any kind of visual collaboration, from presentations to mood boards.

  • GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program): The best free, open-source alternative to Adobe Photoshop. It has a steep learning curve but is incredibly powerful.

• Video Editing:

  • DaVinci Resolve: A full-fledged, Hollywood-grade video editor. The free version is not a "lite" tool; it's more powerful than most paid editors, including professional color grading and effects. It's the single best free tool in this entire list.

  • CapCut (Desktop): Incredibly easy to use, packed with features like auto-captions, and exports without a watermark. Perfect for social media content.

  • OBS Studio: The 100% free, open-source standard for screen recording and live streaming.

• Audio Editing:

  • Audacity: The go-to open-source audio editor for decades. Perfect for recording and editing podcasts, voice-overs, and music.

• Writing & SEO:

  • Grammarly (Free): The essential browser extension for catching spelling and grammar mistakes everywhere you write.

  • Hemingway App: A free web-based editor that helps you simplify your writing by highlighting complex sentences, adverbs, and passive voice.

  • Google Trends: A free tool to research keyword popularity, find trending topics, and understand what your audience is searching for.

Part 2: The Online University: Mastering New Skills for Free

Finding tools is only half the battle. You need the skills to use them. The world of free online learning is vast, but it's crucial to know which platforms are for auditing university courses and which are for learning practical skills.

Section 2.1: The MOOC Giants (University-Level Learning)

These platforms partner with top universities (like Harvard, MIT, and Stanford) to offer their courses online. The model is typically "Free to Audit," meaning you get all the lecture videos, readings, and assignments for free, but you must pay if you want to submit graded work or receive an official certificate.

• Edx.org (User Request): Founded by Harvard and MIT, Edx.org is a leading provider of high-level, academic courses. You can audit almost any course, from Python programming to philosophy, for free. It's the best choice for deep, theoretical knowledge from a prestigious source.

• Coursera: Similar to Edx, Coursera partners with universities and companies (like Google, IBM, and Meta). Most courses are "free to audit," but access to graded assignments and certificates is part of the paid "Coursera Plus" or specialization fees.

• FutureLearn: The UK's primary MOOC platform, owned by The Open University. It offers a similar "free to audit" model, with a focus on shorter, highly interactive courses.

Section 2.2: The Skills Platforms (Job-Ready Knowledge)

These platforms are less academic and more focused on teaching you a practical, job-ready skill right now.

• Alison.com (User Request): Alison.com is one of the world's largest free learning platforms. Its model is different: the courses are entirely free to complete, supported by ads. You only pay if you want an official digital or physical certificate/diploma. It's fantastic for workplace skills, IT, health, and vocational training.

• Khan Academy: A 100% free, non-profit organization. While famous for its K-12 math curriculum, it has outstanding, comprehensive modules on economics, art history, and computer science basics. There are no fees, ever.

• freeCodeCamp: The single best 100% free resource for learning to code. It's a non-profit with a massive curriculum (over 10,000 hours) that takes you from basic HTML to complex machine learning, all through project-based learning.

• The Odin Project: Another 100% free, open-source curriculum for becoming a full-stack web developer. It's less of a platform and more of a rigorous, text-based path that curates the best resources from around the web.

Section 2.3: Niche & Specialized Learning Hubs

Don't overlook platforms that specialize in one area. They are often the best at what they do.

• For Marketing:

  • HubSpot Academy: Offers industry-recognized (and completely free) certifications in Inbound Marketing, Content Marketing, and SEO.

  • Google Skillshop: Google's own free training and certification platform for its tools, including Google Ads and Google Analytics.

• For Tech & IT:

  • Codecademy: Offers a large catalog of basic coding courses for free. The free tier is interactive and excellent for beginners, though advanced paths require a "Pro" subscription.

  • MIT OpenCourseWare: Not a platform, but a library. MIT publishes the materials (lecture notes, syllabi, videos) for all its courses online for free. It's a staggering gift to the world.

• For Creative Skills:

  • Udemy: While primarily a paid marketplace, Udemy has a filter for "Free" courses. Quality varies, but you can find hidden gems on specific topics.

  • YouTube: The most overlooked learning resource. Channels like CrashCourse (general knowledge), The Futur (design and business), and countless specialized channels (e.g., "DaVinci Resolve tutorial") offer education that rivals paid courses.

Part 3: Mastering the Oracle: Using Google to Find Any Business Tool

You won't always find what you need on a "best of" list. Sometimes you need a very specific tool, like "a free CRM for a small plumbing business" or "an open-source inventory manager that integrates with Shopify."

This is when you must become a Google research expert. Stop using basic searches. Start using Google Search Operators. These are simple commands that filter your results.

Section 3.1: Your Secret Weapons: Advanced Search Operators

Memorize these. They will save you hours.

• "quotes": Searches for that exact phrase.

  • Bad Search: best free crm (gives you popular listicles)

  • Good Search: "best free crm" "small business" (gives you pages that contain that exact phrase)

• -minus (Exclude): Removes a word from your results. This is the most powerful operator.

  • Example 1: "video editor" -watermark (Finds video editors, excluding any that mention "watermark")

  • Example 2: "project management software" -Asana -Trello (Finds new tools by excluding the ones you already know)

• site:: Searches only within a specific website. This is how you weaponize community forums.

  • Example 1: site:reddit.com "best free accounting software" (Finds only discussions on Reddit)

  • Example 2: site:g2.com "social media scheduler" free (Searches the G2 review site for free schedulers)

• vs: The comparison operator.

  • Example: Notion free vs Evernote free (Finds direct comparisons of free plan limitations)

• filetype:: Searches for specific file types.

  • Example: filetype:pdf "content marketing strategy guide" (Finds free, in-depth PDF guides)

Section 3.2: A Step-by-Step Research Workflow for Finding Business Tools

Here is the exact process to follow:

Step 1: The Broad Search (Keyword Brainstorm)

• Start with your problem, not the solution.

• Search: "small business accounting" free open source

• Search: "how to track expenses for free" freelance

Step 2: The Community Vetting (Using site:)

• Now, see what real people are using.

• Search: site:reddit.com "best accounting software" "small business"

• Search: site:reddit.com "Akaunting vs Wave"

• Look for: Names of tools that appear multiple times (e.g., you'll see "Wave Accounting" and "Akaunting" mentioned).

Step 3: The Competitor Search (Using AlternativeTo)

• Take the names you found (e.g., "Wave") and plug them into AlternativeTo.net.

• Filter by "Free" and see what other options exist.

Step 4: The Review Search (Using site: and vs)

• Now, dig into your shortlist.

• Search: "Wave Accounting review" site:g2.com

• Search: "Akaunting review" site:capterra.com

• Search: Wave free plan limitations

• Look for: Recent (within the last year) reviews that discuss the free plan. Are the limitations critical? Is the community active? Is the software still being updated?

Step 5: The "Negative" Search (Using -minus)

• This is the final check to find hidden gems.

• Search: "small business accounting" -Wave -Quickbooks -Zoho

• This forces Google to show you results that don't mention the dominant players, often revealing newer or more niche tools.

  Conclusion:

 To receive the tools you need, you simply need to adapt to Google research strategies and find the right information due to research and learn about it. Currently, there is also a course on it.

Crazy suppliment that makes you improve your health drastically.

 

This is 100% author's post.

 I recently found a supplement that can do miracles with your skin, save you from nerve damages, and renew blood cells in your organism. While you think this supplement is just another marketing trick, I can assume that after six months of long-lasting medical manipulation by pharmacy that was imposed on me, it has healed all side effects. I remember complaining after drinking medication that I couldn't sleep, couldn't see, and couldn't even focus on anything else than suffering, which was terrible after I drinked a prescribed medicine that promises to remove side effects, but are harshly thrown on any hospitalized person which is called "Cycladol aka Trihexyphénidyle"

" and one other medicine that I forgot the name of but I will get to know later.

 These medications are mostly prescribed to the people who are suffering from different mental issues or even depression. The reason behind it is to make other medication less effective, but what it actually does it completely kills and paralyses your nerve cells causing side effects and even things as insomnia and epilepsy. Modern pharmacy isn't something you would want to deal with, especially if you want good-looking skin and best health, and obviously to live longer, as well-proven side effects after Covid-19 vaccination is a big proof for the medication failure of pharmaceutical prescription medications. There are still some medication that is worth to have, as my favorite called "Ibumetin," which each time I started use after hospital completely screwed my health, helped me with migraine and pain such as menstrual pain and body pain. However, all the pharmaceutical medications are not safe, and they need to be used carefully in right doses. Instead, I long time recommend people to start look for natural ingredients to use in skincare and health care, such as herbs, fruits, and vegetables. I started to learn about herbalism after pharmacy ruined my health, and I decided to launch a book in the future about my research which is upcoming. 

I definitely will investigate on many things I discover, and knowingly after this experience I can say: "We can't trust pharmacy ever in our lives," and I can approve that pharmacy is full of lies and misconceptions that aren't well tested as rats bodies aren't really similar to humans and all inside processes that are happening especially using medication for a long time which haven't been tested on rats, too, can cause you more issues with health than just drinking nothing. I recommend all my readers to trust less in the pharmaceutical industry and try your best to eat healthy, think healthy, and connect to the natural healing remedies.

   Conclusion :

I always say that it is easier to take and easier to do than undo, so better do something only if you feel like and you are sure about it.

 So before making decision always ask is it really needed for you.

My spiritual experience and cleaning your Soul.

 

This is fully authors post.

. I decided to write it because I myself was experiencing different spiritual attacks, starting from my family and later in my life, without knowing why.

My story: At age of 16, I started feel sad because my mother would bully me, yell at me for things she didn't like, and it would continue all day. Sometimes it even was throwing objects, screaming, and raising voice that it would generate a big fear and sadness inside of me. I often couldn't fall asleep, and I couldn't do it because she was also outside my room listening radio to full volume, and there was no way to speak with her, as she would shout and complain to my father, and he would physically attack me then.

 I remember starting to pray to God, and it was Jesus Christ. I tried to imagine how he looks, and I tried to look inside of the candle light and speak to him each night as He was my friend. Because of my family state, I tried to avoid meeting with people because I always felt unslept, sad, and unwanted. I once cried, and I received revelation from him, which I could clearly described as a silent voice I heard, and it wasn't like I believed it instantly. I tried to question it, and I heard answers within me that I didn't know. I decided to test these answers and put them to use, and many times I tried to test this voice. I asked questions, and I received directions that would blow my mind, and I would say: "It can't be true." But each time I tested it, it happened just as I heard inside. At that point, I knew that I was connected with higher power. My mother, even at that point, started to call me posessed with evil, which she never did before. My main goal was to know: is that voice really from the devil? But there was no way to know as just keep testing and listen to it. Each time I heard it, the voice asked to act a certain way, which was 'secretive, understanding, kind, smart, and helpful.' I evaluated in my life that such a voice that comes from devil couldn't ask me to help people in such a need as homeless and give me a duvine purpose to help the helpless. 

I understood all then, and then I tried to ask the voice: Is my mother posessed? The answer I got was yes, and that there is a demon inside of her that is attacking to me through using her body. If you need manipulative people, they will not appear as the enemy but as your dream. But finally, when they will get close to you, they will use that persons body with weak they have that got posessed and target you each day, making you lose your purpose, lead you away from it, making you energetically tired, poorer, feeling guity, and sad about many things you do.

 Conclusion :

 To be able to really understand what is meant for you spiritually, you constantly need question God and voice of Jesus Christ, because when I questioned the voice, the answer was: "Yes, I am the one you call Jesus Christ and I connect you to the God, the ultimate energy." Sadly, many people don't know that our voice comes from our soul, because only living energy makes a sound.