u/ControlEntire2861

Hi everyone, I just finished my undergrad with a degree in biochemistry. I have a new lab job, but would really like to bring in a little extra money to start slowly paying off some credit card debt and save up for grad school applications (~1 year to do this). I would like to couple most of the prep work to things I'm already doing / have already done, if possible as I won't have a ton of free time moving forward.

I have a TON of notes from undergrad handwritten on my iPad in Goodnotes. I know they're good quality and they look great too. I took great pride in the concept maps and the review materials I made for my students when I was a TA. I also have a lot of general topic info maps I've added to over time from various classes and MCAT prep sources, which many friends, lab partners, and coworkers have asked for. I have written plenty of my own original test questions and flashcards, and all notes are written in my own words. However, I worry about the legality of selling these for profit outside of an academic setting. I also feel like this is an area where people still find AI useful. Does anyone have any experience selling study materials they've made/designed? Which sites are best?

I spend several hours at a time studying for the US MCAT. I come across a lot of 1-4 hr long "study with me" videos on YouTube that have hundreds of thousands and sometimes even millions of views, so I'm thinking that could be a good niche. I think I have a visually good set up for this. I get the impression that most people do faceless youtube by generating short-form content, but I could be wrong. Do people have success with long-form faceless youtube? I also see lots of people do study live streams, how does that work in terms of monetization?

Hi everyone! The sizing I got from the calculator was 32 band with UK FF & US H cups. I'm looking for a bra that is back smoothing and comfortable for all day wear. From reading the beginner's guide, I think that I'm a bit more full on top, and am thinking 50/50 shallow/projected. I'm 5/7, ~140 lbs, 23 y/o (not sure if that's necessary info).

The best-fitting bra I currently own is a Victoria Secret t-shirt bra that's a 32 DDD. The cups on that are perfect, but I wish the band didn't make my back skin/fat bulge quite as much/leave as noticeable lines, despite that one being one of their more smoothing and seamless designs. I know this is normal with some bras, no matter how skinny you are, but in the past I've had the tendency to reach for a 34 band to avoid the digging into my skin, which just changes the fit entirely, even if I go down a cup size to compensate.

Going through the list of suggestions in the beginner's guide, I've only been able to find a few bras that are still being made and available in my size, the best option probably being the panache envy. The only thing is that the mesh seams on the back don't look very comfortable. I reallyyyy don't want to spend $78 on something I won't like wearing.

TLDR: If anyone has any updated suggestions for ~ size 32 UK FF / US H, more full on top shape, that is back smoothing or seamless, pls lmk!