Prashant Yadav

2-4% Salary increase is NOT a raise.

What 28 Y/o guy earning 15LPA can do To have secondary income source

Software ate retail. Ate media. Ate finance. Ate transportation. Then AI ate $2 trillion of software in 30 days. Andreessen wrote “software is eating the world” in the Wall Street Journal in 2011. Most quoted sentence in venture capital history. He built a $43 billion fund around the thesis. Every pitch deck for a decade opened with that line. The food chain just flipped. Between January and February 2026, $2 trillion in software market cap evaporated. Not a recession. Not a rate hike. AI agents started doing the same work these companies charge $150/seat/month for. Salesforce down 30%. Workday 33%. Atlassian 35%, after enterprise seat count declined for the first time ever. Asana lost 59% in twelve months. DocuSign 52%. Jefferies coined it the “SaaSpocalypse.” The structural problem is brutal. SaaS runs on per-seat pricing. AI agents don’t need seats. When a company cuts headcount by 30%, it cancels 30% of its Salesforce licenses the same week. The product that ate every industry is watching its own customer base vanish. Goldman’s software basket trades at 22x forward earnings. That’s less than half the decade average. Price-to-sales compressed from 9x to 6x, levels last seen before the SaaS boom even started. Every software company spent 15 years eating someone else’s lunch. Now they’re on the menu. Naval said it in five words. The stock market said it in $2 trillion.