Aman Kumar Happy

There are some things in life that you don’t actually stop believing in. You just stop working on them. And for some time, you convince yourself that you have moved on. But somewhere inside, that thing is still there. For the last two years, I wanted to become a startup founder. Not because it sounded cool. At least, I don’t think so. I genuinely wanted to build something of my own, create something useful, lead people, solve problems and see an idea become real. But the problem was, I wanted to become a founder before I was ready to handle what being a founder actually required. I had the dream. I had the excitement. I had the confidence. But practically? I had very little. Not enough money. Not enough knowledge. Not enough connections. Not enough clarity. And honestly, I was very rigid about my idea. I thought I needed everything to be perfect before starting. So I kept waiting. And waiting. And waiting. Then engineering college happened. And somewhere in between assignments, mat...

One year ago, I walked into a Salesforce event in Patna simply as an audience member . I had no idea that the same community would become such an important part of my journey. On 9 August 2026 , I returned to the same community to celebrate the 1st Anniversary of Salesforce User Group Patna — but this time, as a Core Team member . And honestly, that transition means more to me than the anniversary itself. How it started When I attended the first event, I didn't really know where this community would take me. I was simply curious. That day, I made my first connections with Gokul Ojha Sir, Deepak Sir, Rajnish Sir and Swati Agarwal Ma'am . Then came one event after another. I kept attending, meeting people, learning from conversations and slowly becoming more involved. Eventually, I started working with Ankit and Sukesh for the community. Looking back, it wasn't one big moment that changed everything. It was the small interactions and every event that gradually pu...

 Hello Everyone, I am very excited to share that i have successfully completed my B.Tech first year with one M-1 Back. and in this first year i have learnt many things which i wanted to share with you all everyone, Let's start with time when i was entering in my college, as i already share my journey how i got this college so i am not gonna repeat, my first day of college was very worst and i was thinking yrr i will dropout but day by day adapting that environment. I accept that environmentm Things I learnt from college and what college gave me in this one year. 1. Stage Fear, In my college i have participated in cultural activites and this helps me a lot to face camera and questions.  2. Study, it sounds weird but this is the harsh truth that in 11 12 i haven't stidy and in college i started study because there is no way to pass without study 3. Confident. College gave me a confident of speaking and asking questions and it's removed my fear or you can say trauma that i get...

 Today my exam is over, sadly i was get a back in my mathematics subject. but now for this exam confidently i can say i will pass in mathematics and even with more better SCGPA Than previous, my 1st sem SGPA is 5.45  For 2nd sem my expecttation is 7 SGPA - 8SGPA and after clear my Math back my SGPA of first will be 6.8 

 Hey, I don't know who are you.. but thanks a lot for reading my blogs. too be honest i am writing only for document my journey, if you reading my blog then please comment down your name or any identity.

 I'm writing this at the end of Week 2 of a four-week IBM SkillsBuild internship, with my laptop open on three tabs — the watsonx Orchestrate agent builder, a half-finished architecture diagram for my final project, and this draft. I didn't plan to write this mid-internship. But something about the last two weeks felt worth documenting before the momentum of Week 3 erases the texture of it. Who I Am, and Why This Internship Felt Different I'm a first-year B.Tech CSE student at Government Engineering College, Buxar, Bihar. I'm also the founder of Mediokart, a rural healthcare startup — and before anyone asks, yes, I started building it before I joined college. The startup began as AuraBox, a smart IoT-based first-aid box, and has since evolved into Sahayak, a WhatsApp-based AI health assistant in Hindi and Bhojpuri. I run it with a mix of real mentors, online communities, and — not going to lie — a lot of conversations with AI tools to fill the gaps in my very small foun...