My Personal Description and Introduction

Today, I am going to tell you guys a little story of why I decided to write a blog. It was my 15th birthday and I was quite excited about it. It was totally unexpected that my father would be gifting a laptop. Anyway, I blew my 15th candle and there it was a dream come true. It was an overwhelming experience and emotional. I thanked my father as much as I could. On the same night, I brainstormed about using this laptop to do something positive. I thought, and thought, and thought when suddenly an idea came to me. Blogging as I noticed was lucrative and an easy way to make money, therefore, I decided to start a blogging page, which will educate you (those who are reading) and others simultaneously. As a full-time student in the middle - school, I'll try my best to post a blog weekly and at times it may be difficult to manage, but not posting is not an option at all. 

As for the blog, it's going to talk about all technology-related stuff. Be it AI (Artificial Intelligence), daily technological advancements and research in this century, the impact of technology on our daily lives and our future generations. It is going to be an enthralling and interesting read and hopefully, it will increase your knowledge in some way or the other. So take your seats and let's embark on this wonderful journey! Thank you for your time.












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