The Importance Of Interests In My Life

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As every child wants to be a best and every Parent wanted their child to become a topper. I always wanted to become an All Rounder from my childhood and my parents also played a major role in that. As from the starting of my childhood I have always been interested and a part of various activities. And that is why my Parents understood that I do not have interest in same type of activities but in every and different types of activities. So, then onwards my Parents have put me in and supported to learn new and different kind of activities. From the small classes in school itself I was different from others as everyone take part either in sports or in study related competitions or in cultural or other type of activity. I took part in mostly of the activities and programs such
Many of my teachers and friends always said a famous quote to me that ‘’Do not put your legs in two moving boats or else you will sink” but from childhood itself I have replied them all by saying that “I am not standing on a boat I am standing on a huge ship which carry many boats”. And then they have no words. They only see that I am not a focused person but what they do not see was how much I am struggling to be good and a part of mostly activities. My parents saw my struggle that’s why they always supported me than also when I failed in some activities but they do not stop supporting me.

From an early age, I have always been deeply interested in computing. Also, more than all other activities. Maybe because I was having computer from my childhood and I always try to invent and learn something new in that. When my 7th class summer vacation started, my Mother offered me to join computer classes which was started nearby my area few weeks ago by considering my interest. Immediately I said Yes. On my first day as I sat in the lab the sir and mam both asked me, do you know

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