So many dreams, so little time. But is time really the problem? Or is it prioritization.
Well, here goes the first blog post of my domain which I bought 5 years back (maybe more). The idea was pretty simple. Just write your thoughts. Just document your journey.
My journey has been interesting. Both professionally & personally, the journeys have been fulfilling. There have been ups and downs, but as of today, I’m happy where I have landed.
But the to build something great keeps burning. No, I am not talking about starting up. Really appreciate my full time job. But, I want to build skills. As God is my witness, I have dabbled in many things.
I have tried being a writer. I have dabbled with mimicry. I have written ideas about standup comedy (never went on stage though). There are lot more skills that I have tried to build. But some I really enjoy.
Writing is one skill that I used to started in 2011-12. First I scribbled on a blogspot domain. Then I went to purchase Travelmax.in website. That was my first tryst with writing. I really enjoyed traveling & writing about it. Now I still enjoy both these things, but not necessarily in that order.
I want to try writing different genres. I want to try writing ghost stories (maybe). I don’t feel like writing about traveling for every single time. I just love traveling sometimes without trying to force out content out of every single day. I like just spending leisure time with friends or family during my trips.
Frankly, not every place motivates me. My travel journeys’ crescendo took learning skydiving and that was a very very thrilling experience. I ran out of money, leaves & time during my trip to Spain and hence was not able to complete the course. I kept failing Level 4 in the AFF exam. But God the thrill was enough to give adrenaline rush to an entire village!
But I digress. Let me try to bring this blog post to conclusion. Otherwise it will just stay as a draft.
Well, from now on, let’s try things and document them here. Let’s keep the writer within alive. Note to self.
