Please pack your bags and spend a few minutes by reading this article, i.e., the road to become MVP. It is my journey and I would like to share my experience with you.

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What is MVP?

We all know it means Most Valuable Professional. It's more than a three letter word acronym. To me it means contributing back to the technical community. The MVP tag is a recognition of your work for the community.

Who can become MVP?

Anyone of us can become MVP. We all have that potential to do so. We all are busy in our day to day lives. Let me sketch an analogy here: As mother earth is divided into northern and southern hemispheres, similarly our life is divided into personal and professional spheres. Hence, we shall find a third sphere for ourselves where we can devote time for the community. I believe in the Pareto principle 80/20 rule. In software terms, "20 percent of the code has 80 percent of the errors. Find them, fix them!"

Similarly, devote 80 percent of your time for your personal and professional commitments and give 20 percent to the community. You have discovered this third hemisphere?

Journey towards MVP

I encourage you to write articles, join chapters of C-sharpcorner near your place and create the third hemisphere. You will find a new world will open for you. Your learning will multiply, r younetwork with technologists grows, and you will be confident in public speaking.

Once all these characteristics get into your DNA and you start contributing regularly then you are a potential candidate to become a C-SharpCorner and Microsoft MVP.

I followed the above and shared with you! Please share your comments; I would like to hear your perspective.