This Is Me

Introducing myself has always been a tough job for me. For some of my acquaintances, I am a Teacher; for some, I am an Origami Artist; for some, I am an Activist; some know me as a Writer; and a few recognize me as an Amateur Astronomer. There are some awkward moments when people call me an Engineer, just because of my higher education in Engineering.

From trying out and learning new things to getting bored frequently with one kind of a job, it has always been tough for me to relate with one profession or interest. Thankfully, I am not the only one in this world with this weird character. People who suffer with this non-specialization outlook are termed as “Multipotentialites”.

Yes, that is right. I am a Multipotentialite!

Through this blog, I will be sharing my thoughts about issues and ideas that I come across. You will find content relating to different subjects here and not on one theme or topic. In fact, this blog is just like me, a Multipotentialite.

Keep Reading! Keep Growing

If you wish to get in touch with me, write to: writershoaib.m@gmail.com 

Comments

  1. Omar Ibrahim Hussain M24 September 2017 at 12:45

    This is one blog I'm really looking forward to. As they say, the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. May this journey be a pleasant one for you and for us readers.

    Peace,
    Omar Hussain.

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    1. Shoaib Mohammed25 September 2017 at 01:06

      That was very encouraging, Omar. Looking forward for your valuable feedback and suggestions.
      Thanks!

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  2. Unknown27 October 2017 at 11:38

    I am sure your writing would be treat to read. All the best.

    Multipotential is also an sort of Genius/Expert ��

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    1. Shoaib Mohammed27 October 2017 at 12:43

      Thank you for those encouraging words, friend. Always in need of your feedback and inputs.

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