Break the Pot of Old Learning Habits — Discover Tailwnd this Janmashtami!

Anshul Anand

16 Aug 2025 — 2 min read

Janmashtami is not only a celebration of Lord Krishna’s birth, but also a festival of joy, playfulness, and breaking barriers. One of the most exciting traditions we all look forward to is the Dahi Handi, where young teams come together, form a human pyramid, and break the pot hanging high above. It is not just about the curd-filled pot, but about courage, collaboration, and stepping beyond limits.

This Janmashtami, what if we thought of the pot as our old learning habits? Habits where learning is about long hours of memorisation, rushing through chapters, or scoring marks without real understanding. Just like the Dahi Handi, these habits hang above us, heavy and hard to reach, limiting how far our children can really go.

At Tailwnd, we believe this is the moment to break free.

Why Break Old Learning Habits?

For decades, students have followed the same patterns—rote learning, cramming before exams, and forgetting soon after. These habits create more stress than joy. Children end up spending more time memorising than truly learning, leaving them with little connection to the real world.

But today’s generation deserves something better—learning that sticks, builds confidence, and sparks curiosity.

The New Way of Learning

Just like Krishna’s playful strategies inspire us, Tailwnd is built on the idea of making learning both smart and joyful. With science-backed methods of learning and memory, children spend just 15–20 minutes daily to make their concepts stronger, deeper, and permanent.

The focus is not on how many hours a child spends, but on how effectively they learn. Each child learns at their own pace, in their own style, while enjoying the process.

Lessons from Dahi Handi for Learning

Teamwork matters: Students learn better when teachers, parents, and learning tools come together.
Smart effort wins: It’s not about climbing endlessly, but about climbing the right way.
Celebrate success: Every small achievement should be celebrated, because it builds confidence for the next challenge.

This Janmashtami, Give Your Child the Gift of Better Learning

As we cheer for young groups breaking the Dahi Handi in our neighbourhoods, let us also cheer for our children breaking free from old learning struggles. With the right support, they can discover joy in every subject, build lasting knowledge, and grow into confident learners.

After all, the spirit of Janmashtami reminds us that life is about play, courage, and wisdom — and learning should be no different.

Break the pot of old habits. Discover Tailwnd this Janmashtami.

Start fresh this Janmashtami — download the Tailwnd app now and transform learning into joy.

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