Subhechcha Ganguly 
Deepali is a software tester and a teacher by profession. She is a mother and wants to pursue her passion by giving back to the universe ,people ,society and community. Let us know more about her in this interview.
Q1) How did you start your journey of becoming a blogger ?
Ans : I started blogging around 2020, I used to write from my childhood but never had courage to share it with the world. I shared my writing with my friends and family, they motivated me to post it.
“It was difficult to come out of the shell, that I made for myself” You can find out my blog at http://www.deepalidreamz.com/
Q2) Tell us about some upcoming challenges that you face in the blogging journey .
Ans : To always keep finding ways of exceling or to keep bringing the traffic on the blog. Though it has become easy because of social media.
Q3) You have co authored in the Book Paradise . How was your experience ?
Ans : As a Complier, looking for co-authors and convincing people to write and share their work was a challenge. Anthology is really tough thing to do as it is dependent on other be it Publisher or Co- authors.
Q4)Do you feel contribution whether big or small can bridge the gap between rich and poor and bring smiles on numerous faces ?
Ans : Yes, everything be it small or big starts from a single smallest thought but it grows as we work towards it with pure and motivated intention we can start changing the things and can obviously bring smiles on numerous faces.
Q5)You have talked about your hobby of challenging yourself and learning new things . Do tell us about your experience.
Ans : I always like to challenge myself with new things. I am an Indian moved to USA.
All my Indian ways were challenged, the English I speak, the food I eat, my thinking pattern but I took the challenge and I am learning everyday with new exposure and new enviornment. As a software tester, I never wanted to leave my job but I left my job and went with the flow did whatever came my way and now I am working in high school as a Teacher. I think, if we challenge our beliefs, our comfort zone we can really grow as a person, as a citizen and as a soul.
