We often find it easy or at least easier for strangers to be inspiring, and we always assume what they went through in order to become such inspiring figures. It always felt a bit unfair to them and to us, unfair because We would build up different scenarios about their lives in our heads, one scenario have them fighting everything and everyone in order to become who they are, another scenario makes it sound like they had it super easy, their living conditions were superb, their environment wasn't only supportive but they were practically raised by geniuses and them personally are the epitome of discipline and dedication, and we start expecting ourselves to be like them with no regard our complete ignorance of the contexts that shaped them. So while people on paper or on stage or on TV might inspire us, We need to learn how to stop aspiring to be them and start looking for more relatable figures in our lives. Friends, Family, and Teachers people who we know a bit more and seem a lot more human and a lot less polished and edited. Yeah, they are normal, mundane and utterly human because we know their details; flaws and everything! but that is what makes them so inspiring when We actually see what they are capable of, what they are passionate about, what they have picked to pursue regardless of the context that we know. Abdallah Rashed Graduated from communications and electronics engineering from El-Shorouk Academy, his love for sharing knowledge moved him to be the co-founder and vice chairman of IEEE at his university, a non profit that fosters technological innovation for human benefit, afterward he became a T.A at the same university and now he works as a software engineer at Valeo, France's leading patent filer and a company that is trying to bring us closer to smarter cars, a field that is equal parts groundbreaking and racing as companies are not only competing to get there but also competing to define what that is.

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  Abdullah Rashed . Embedded Software Engineer
  Abdallah Rashed Graduated from communications and electronics engineering from El-Shorouk Academy, his love for sharing knowledge moved him to be the co-founder and vice chairman of IEEE at his university, a non profit that fosters technological innovation for human benefit, afterward he became a T.A at the same university and now he works as a software engineer at Valeo, France's leading patent filer and a company that is trying to bring us closer to smarter cars, a field that is equal parts groundbreaking and racing as companies are not only competing to get there but also competing to define what that is. Join us, and give yourself a chance to hear someone you can identify with more, see that "making it" isn't just something strangers do, but people just like us and hopefully, soon enough, us.