iFARWAHA

Hello world !

My name is Gaurav Kumar Farwaha. I am a Delhiite. I always thought about writing stuff here and there but eventually found this to be the best place possible to start.

Why blogging ?

I don't know how one defines an introvert or an extrovert and I don't know which category I fall into. I just love talking to people. No matter what age group, I love to start a conversation with them, be it in an auto driver while travelling or co-passengers in shared cab rides. Just like the song goes what evaa where evaa 😁

Over the period of time I have realized a few things about myself that I do love talking but still can't emote the feelings that keep one's engaged in a negative or a positive way. Mostly negative, for we humans have a tendency to share affirmative feelings, while burying the darker (perhaps a bit harsh word used) feelings deep down in our hearts, yet they keep us engaged subconsciously which is not good for our personal health and for the health of our family , friends and all the loved ones.

I would like to use this platform to share few lessons about life that I have gained from my personal experiences till now.

What do I like ?

I love photography 🤩 I love taking pictures (though I don't ever see them back). I love playing guitar. I am not into sports but yes I do love running, which I realized made when I too small trekking trips last year.

What to look forward to in my blogs ?

You will find the amalgamation of writing about travel 🧳, technology ⌨️ and photography 📸.

My Future Plans

I would like to start my own YouTube channel ASAP.

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