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  When I first started my career, I had no idea what AWS was. It was just another acronym in the sea of tech jargon. Little did I know that it would become the cornerstone of my professional journey, shaping not just my career but also my passion for technology. This is the story of how AWS became my companion, my teacher, and my inspiration.  

  First thing first : Why we need to read newsletter ? Newsletters are the treasure box of content that you haven't yet explored! Many awesome content creators write newsletters and share their thoughts, reflections, essays, teachings etc. It's a way in which these amazing content creators, authors, writers and entrepreneurs keep you updated about their line of thought. Following them on YouTube and Instagram is not enough if you really want to learn from them. Be a part of their premium, inner circle by subscribing to their newsletters. Newsletters are literally ' Treasure of content and Knowledge ' According if you read only one newsletter in week thats enough for your knowledge growth. its hardley take 5 min to read one newsletter better than scrolling reels. these newsletter absolutely free of cost. 1.  3-2-1 newsletter by James clear Click here well let me tell you james clear is author best selling book Atomic Habbit. The 3-2-1 Newsletter is one of the most popu...

  1. Looking for Alaska Looking for Alaska is American author John Green's debut novel, published in March 2005 by Dutton Juvenile. Based on his time at Indian Springs School, Green wrote the novel as a result of his desire to create meaningful young adult fiction    2. Wise and Otherwise: A very simple book written directly through the heart that instantly connects readers with its soulful content. This book is a collection of life experiences in the form of 51 short stories that the author has experienced at different stages of life. An easy-going book that can be recommended for both teenagers and grownups. While reading and referring to it, I have felt that sometimes witnessing and noticing small things and small gesture does play an important role to look at life closely and positively. Sudha Murty has explored many places in the country while performing her job and met many people from different corners of different regions. Her stories focus on the various part...

    Here according to me,   not only children should learn but also any person can learn at any age.  Programming is important for learning to innovate, create eco-friendly solutions for global problems, important in our daily life  to enhance and increase the power of computers and internet . Programming is important for speeding up the input and output processes in a machine. A lot of people before entering the programming field are curious to know how things work behind the scene? How within a few seconds Google give us a search result for whatever we are looking for? How we are able to connect to someone on Facebook around this world? How does Google Maps really work to give us direction anywhere in this world? All the above reasons inspire a non-programmer to choose this field. Today we all are dependent on technology in our daily life, for entertainment, for communication, and for everything but very few people know how to read and write code. If you are ...

  According to me,  Reading is good for you because it  improves your focus, memory, empathy, and communication skills . It can reduce stress, improve your mental health, and help you live longer. Reading also allows you to learn new things to help you succeed in your work and relationships and many other ways. Here some exmple, ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bill Gates The man who unleashed Microsoft onto the world, Bill Gates  reads 50 books a year . The result? He is currently second highest wealthiest person in the world with 97.4 Billion US$.   2 . Warren Buffet Warren Buffet claims to  read 500 pages a day.  He stated that he devotes about  80%  of his time to reading. Perhaps it isn’t a coincidence that he’s one of the richest man in world. 3.  Mark Cuban Mark cuban, another successful billionaire  reads 3 hours a day,  tha...