Doing the job you love with the people you love with the state you love - Part I

What do I want, let's start with that.. 

I like being involved in what I do, started with Lego, then toys which transform (M.A.S.K.), then started looking at how things work, which meant breaking the broken toys into little bits like the electric motor and batteries. 

Then connecting with DIY projects which happened to require motors to create a remote control boat. 

Then submitted it for my science project and got the highest marks. 

Man, that was a high! 

I liked this, but I never did well in studies. I would rather read newspapers than text books.

So I learn better by experience and the experience of others.

I took electronics as a subject, just to avoid Hindi and learnt the basics of circuit boards by age 17.

I did engineering even with my low scores and studied really hard in the first year, where I still failed in maths. Stopped actually studying then and focused on extra curricular.