The word "Who I Am " is a golden key to enter into the world of spirituality, a place where there is light of truth, happiness and relaxation where imagination becomes reality and many more all of which is beyond materialistic world. From the beginning of time, one of the most pressing and eagerly anticipated questions has always been: "What should the name of this child be?" Even before our birth and continuing afterward, it's a question that sparks curiosity and excitement. It's interesting, isn't it? But, jokes aside, I will forever be grateful to my parents and family for giving me the most important part of my identity—my name.
Now, while the topic might have already hinted at it, let me introduce myself in a more creative way.
Introduction:
My name is Abhinav Goel, and I'm standing on the threshold of a new chapter in my life, soon transitioning from my teenage years into my twenties. I hail from the vibrant city of Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh—a place once known for its reputation for crime, but which now is a peaceful and homely city, full ki of life and charm.
Like most, I have a variety of hobbies that add color to my daily life—singing, watching anime, painting, and playing badminton are just a few of them. However, what truly sets me apart is my passion for storytelling. I’ve written a total of 26 works, including 4 novels, with the rest being short stories. You can even find my writings by searching for "Abhinav Goel Inkspired " on Google. The funny thing, though, is that despite my love for writing, I’ve never been one to enjoy reading, even my own works!
Besides writing, I have a deep interest in technology, especially robotics, and I'm fascinated by the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Iron Man, in particular, has always been an inspiration for me, embodying the perfect mix of science, business, and sheer willpower.
Though I’m more of a listener than a speaker, my true strength lies in my ability to express myself through writing, and I cherish that skill.
Background:
I completed my education up to the 10th grade at Shardein School in Muzaffarnagar, where I scored an impressive 98.4% in my board exams. After that, I switched to a dummy school to focus on my JEE preparation, eventually securing 94% in my 12th-grade boards. Throughout my schooling, I’ve always been fiercely competitive. I thrive in environments where there's a challenge, but for me, competition isn't about winning or losing. It's about pushing myself beyond my limits and making a mark with my memorable deeds.
This competitive spirit isn't something I reserve only for exams or academics. It extends to every aspect of my life, even in friendly competitions with my friends, which helps us all sharpen our skills. My family has always been a core part of my life—though we are a nuclear family, we've always lived with the spirit of a joint one. I am the eldest among my cousins, and perhaps because of that, I’ve developed a sense of responsibility and care for those around me.
Achievements:
One of my greatest achievements is my competitive nature, not in the material sense, but as a life skill. Competition is my way of adding excitement to life. After all, life without challenges would be monotonous. It's the hurdles we encounter that give us the thrill and allow us to surpass our own boundaries.
In addition to this, my connection with spirituality is something I deeply cherish. Growing up in a spiritual household, I have developed a strong bond with Lord Ram, and this connection is my guiding light. It pushes me to continuously challenge myself, set new goals, and always stay true to the right path. This inner drive, fueled by spirituality, has shaped my character, making me a versatile person—though sometimes this can lead to stress, it’s all part of my journey in life.
Role Model:
When it comes to role models, I look up to both spiritual and worldly figures. Lord Krishna’s unparalleled decision-making skills and ability to adapt to any situation have always inspired me, just as Lord Ram's steadfastness in standing by his words and principles has guided me through life.
In the material world, however, my role models are closer to home—my family. My father, uncles, and grandparents have built our family business from scratch, expanding into various domains, including manufacturing. Their hard work and determination have inspired me to set up my own startup one day. With my passion for robotics, I dream of founding "Humobots," a company that will become a global leader in robotics, positioning India ahead of giants like the USA and Japan.
Experience in the Class:
For me, Mamta Ma’am’s class has never just been about literature. She teaches us the lessons of life itself. Her teachings go far beyond textbooks—she helps us explore who we are, challenges us to think deeply, and instills in us the values and morals that will shape our future. In her class, we don’t just learn words, we learn life. To me, she’s not just a professor, but a "Professor of Life."
Conclusion:
As I look ahead, I’m committed to making the most of my college years and seizing every opportunity that comes my way. Whether it’s participating in the Entrepreneurship Cell (E-cell) to learn about teamwork and management, joining the Robotics Club to bring my dream of building robots to life, or learning coding languages like Python, C, and C++, I’m ready to immerse myself in it all. I’ll even venture into the world of racing with the Racing Car Club to understand the mechanics of speed and aerodynamics, and indulge my passion for music by joining the Saaz club to hone my vocal skills.
Whatever role is required of me to achieve my goals, I’ll give it my all.
Abhinav GOEL
