Alakh Pandey, also known as the PhysicsWallah has a repute among entrance aspirants for his clear and vivid educational content. Starting from humble beginnings and recording lectures from a rented apartment, he set up a KZfaq channel in 2014, followed by a startup. His startup quickly grew into India's 101st Unicorn, with tremendous support from his students. He started his talk by summarizing his journey of recording classes in his room to being a founder of a unicorn. He improvised his favourite equation E = Mc^2, where E stands for “every growth”, “m for me”, “c for connections and community”. He recalled a time when he met a student who couldn't afford the high fee. It was then that he decided to bring down the high education fee. The talk ended on a high note by saying "India is a free country. But education is not and I plan to change that with my team of teachers and students". His speech roused excitement and inspired everyone to dare to dream big. Alakh Pandey, also known as the PhysicsWallah has a repute among entrance aspirants for his clear and vivid educational content. Starting from humble beginnings and recording lectures from a rented apartment, he set up a KZfaq channel in 2014, followed by a startup. His startup quickly grew into India's 101st Unicorn, with tremendous support from his students. He started his talk by summarizing his journey of recording classes in his room to being a founder of a unicorn. He improvised his favourite equation E is Mc^2, where E stands for “every growth”, “m for me”, “c for connections and community”. He recalled a time when he met a student who couldn't afford the high fee. It was then that he decided to bring down the high education fee. The talk ended on a high note by saying "India is a free country. But education is not and I plan to change that with my team of teachers and students". His speech roused excitement and inspired everyone to dare to dream big. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx