Analyzing user feedback for improvement is challenging due to the volume and complexity of unstructured text data, and the article discusses using the Python library TextBlob for sentiment analysis of reviews to identify exercises needing attention. By leveraging TextBlob and SQLAlchemy's automap, users can efficiently calculate sentiment polarity and aggregate results, providing insights into which exercises receive the most positive or negative feedback. The setup involves creating a virtual environment, connecting to a database, and using SQLAlchemy to map database tables to Python objects for analysis. Although TextBlob simplifies sentiment analysis, it may struggle with nuanced contexts like sarcasm, prompting the consideration of AI-based models for more accurate sentiment classification. The article suggests combining these insights with dashboards or alerts for real-time feedback monitoring and encourages experimentation and sharing of findings within a community.