Why I Love Research (And You Should, Too!)

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Why I love research because before writing this Blogpost I actually done a research about tools that I need to use to write. Research is no rocket science but it addressing your inquisitive nature. A research can be done anywhere and anyway to satisfy ones needs and people who gossip are the excellent example they are most apt for any personal research about their known people. 
But the type of research that I am going to address here is more of a professional and academic one. The limit is not known to me and I don’t claim to be cent percent true but for understanding purposes there are two main goals for research. 1. Academic reasons 2. Professional reasons. 
1. Academic reason are those which include writing for Master Thesis, PhD thesis and doing Post-doctoral research. 
2. Professional research all other research except above fall in this category. Teachers doing research at university, doing research for pharmaceutical company, nuclear research, and people doing research at various space station all fall under this category. 
Now why love research. Is pretty simple I do it professionally and I am good at it. But should you love it too or not depends on. What do want do it in future, Do you love travelling, Do like to meet like-minded people, want to search something that was previously unknown. If answer to all this are yes. Then Welcome to the group. 

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