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The genesis!

Arch of ConstantineThis is my very first post!
I try to write daily to achieve a certain set of goals:

  1. I believe that I need to keep track of what I'm doing since I'm feeling I always don't have enough time!
  2. I guess writing and sharing what I do with the public also engages me to be more productive, but we shall wait to see if this is the case for me :)
  3. Sometimes there is a feeling inside me that I have no bold memories and I'm too much living at the moment. I guess writing would be that mark I'm engraving on the rocks of the Internet!
For that, I tried to start writing, not sure whether can continue this but I'll try my best! These days I'm trying to re-create the Amir I once used to be, more agile, more creative, more fruitful. This is part of that effort to make Amir great again!

The following photo is from the Arch of Constantine, but nothing related to this topic. Just a lovely photograph!

Arch of Constantine, Rome, Italy


Hope you all have a nice day!

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