Keep up with your industry on YouTube in 10 minutes a day

Quick answer

A lot of the best industry talk lives on YouTube now: founder interviews, conference talks, long tool breakdowns. Most of it runs an hour. You don't have an hour every day.

What 125x is: 125x is a web app at 125x.app. You connect your YouTube subscriptions, and it gives you a feed of the latest videos from the channels you follow, each with a summary: a verdict, the 5 key takeaways, and the spoiler, plus Actionable and Lessons tabs with more tips. You read that and decide what's actually worth opening.

Open 125x

A 10 minute routine

Pick 10 to 20 channels that really matter in your field.
Every morning, read what's new. Titles and summaries only.
Pull out one or two that have something you'd use this week.
Watch those at speed, or just the key chapter, at lunch or on a walk.
Drop one line in your notes: what you learned and who said it.

Pick channels that earn their spot

People who actually do the work
Channels that post less often but go deeper
Conference channels, where the talks are already edited down
Cut anyone who mostly repeats news you already read

Long interviews

Two hour founder interviews are the hardest. A summary tells you if the guest says something new. Then you can listen to just that part.

How 125x fits

Connect your subscriptions and your 125x feed shows every new video with a verdict, 5 takeaways, the spoiler, and the Actionable and Lessons tabs. That's the 10 minute morning read, already done. Topic chips let you look at just Tech & AI or just Money.

FAQ: questions people ask

How do I keep up with industry content on YouTube?

Follow a short list of channels, read summaries each morning, and only watch the one or two videos that add something you'll use.

How do I get through long podcast interviews?

Read a summary first to see if the guest says anything new, then listen to only that part.

How many channels should I follow for work?

Somewhere around 10 to 20 is manageable for a daily read.