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Journey towards blogging.

 Hi, it's me Musa. A 19 year’s old average medical student from Pakistan. You might've guessed from the title what this blog is about.

As you all know we all have been gone through the phobia of being on the internet once in a lifetime. At least the people I know. I know most of the people go through it. I've been too so no big deal about it. It's normal. Personally I wasn't really a fan of blogging but “ Ali Abdal ” inspired me to start blogging. You might've known him or might as well search him now on YouTube, Instagram etc. Cool guy. Motivating, inspiring young people through his journey to being a successful man.


It's not a paid subscription lol because I'm a newbie here.


BENEFITS OF BLOGGING:

1. Provides us opportunities to interconnect with the world.

2. Enhance self confidence and morale for future hurdles.

3. We can practice our communication skills and conversation skills with each other.

4. Plus, if you're good at it you can make decent amount of money through it.

5.You share your experience, passion, lifestyle.

6. Can start your own startup. Being a full time blogger.

7. Might receive more job opportunities in future.

8. Can give you freedom. You can blog from anywhere around the world. Gives you exposure.

I think it's enough for today. I'll be interacting in the platform from today. It's good to be here.


Make sure to checkout “ Ali Abdaal”. Good guy.

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