The Self-Proclaimed Visionary Behind TheTechJournalist & WAAS
Ah, Anubhav Johnson—a name whispered with awe by… well, mostly himself. If modesty were a competition, he’d proudly come last. From sweating it out in a thatched-roof school to launching Website as a Service (WAAS), his journey screams, “Look, Ma! No resources, no connections, just stubbornness and Wi-Fi!”
A journalist, writer, editor, technical expert, reviewer, music enthusiast, and entrepreneur, Anubhav is basically the human version of a multi-tool—except he occasionally forgets how some parts work.
Humble Beginnings in a Rural Village (AKA: The ‘Barefoot Genius’ Arc)
Anubhav’s early education was less “School of Excellence” and more “School of Extreme Weather Survival.” He studied his 9th and 10th standard at Mercy High School, a charming little setup in Bhadriraju Palem, Vijayawada, managed by his grandmother and uncle. Picture this: no benches, thatched roofs, and the kind of heat that could bake chapatis on the floor. Winters? Freezing. Monsoons? Indoor waterpark. Luxury, right?
But Anubhav, clearly on a quest for a “main character” storyline, decided education was worth the discomfort. His maternal grandfather, a proofreader for Indian Express, fanned the flames of his passion for reading and writing. By 7th standard, Anubhav was already reading newspapers aloud in school—because nothing says cool kid like dissecting current affairs while everyone else plays cricket.
His 8th standard at Seventh Day Adventist School introduced him to formal English, where he discovered that grammar was trickier than catching a housefly. Later, Vizag Defence Academy (Hostel) for 11th and 12th added a dash of discipline, because why not make life even harder?
Overcoming Challenges & Self-Taught “Mastery” (Read: Trial & Error)
Faced with linguistic barriers, Anubhav decided, “Who needs teachers when you have pure, unfiltered stubbornness?” He taught himself reading, writing, and speaking English, proving once and for all that Google Translate has nothing on sheer determination.
To make life interesting (read: complicated), he pursued multiple diplomas and certifications:
- Journalism & Mass Communication – To write about how awesome he is.
- Modernist Literature – Because reading James Joyce once wasn’t confusing enough.
- Photography & Cinematography – “Click the button. Good picture. Yay.”
- Psychology – To understand why he chose such a chaotic career.
- Coding & Application Development – Because why not add a few sleepless nights?
He also pursued a degree in Electronics & Computer Applications, which he affectionately refers to as his “Shocking Adventure” thanks to a few unintended encounters with live wires. ⚡😆
Professional Contributions & Corporate Shenanigans
Anubhav strutted into Amazon, where he worked as a Trainer and Manager, crafting thousands of pages of technical content. Imagine explaining complex workflows while secretly Googling half the jargon—fake it till you make it, right?
His expertise (read: ability to sound convincing in meetings) also landed him gigs with Forbes Top 5 organizations and multiple Level 5 companies, working as a Technical Writer, Communicator, Editor, and Content Strategist. Basically, if it involved words and a paycheck, he was in.
Outside corporate corridors, Anubhav moonlighted as an internet contributor, sharing insights no one asked for but everyone ended up appreciating.
Digital Influence & Review Expertise (Because Everyone Loves an Opinion)
As a Level 6 Google Guide, Anubhav holds admin privileges to add/remove locations, upload pictures, and fix business listings. It’s like being a superhero, except instead of saving lives, he’s saving users from bad restaurants and fake addresses.
His review empire spans across:
- Google Maps – “This café has Wi-Fi. I live here now.”
- Amazon.in – “Product works fine. Didn’t explode. 5 stars.”
- Flipkart – “Arrived late. Blamed my cat for the wait. 3 stars.”
- Swiggy – “Food was great, but the delivery guy judged my order size. 4 stars.”
- Numerous other platforms, because why keep opinions to yourself?
He’s written hundreds of thousands of words in reviews—more than some people read in a lifetime.
TheTechJournalist & WAAS – The “Big Idea”
In a rare moment of brilliance (or sleep deprivation), Anubhav founded TheTechJournalist, convincing the world that journalism and tech could, in fact, be besties. Not stopping there, he launched WAAS (Website as a Service) via ye-india.com, bringing ready-made websites to businesses who’d rather fight dragons than learn WordPress.
His WAAS model includes: ✅ Custom websites – Because generic is boring. ✅ SEO, social media, Google Maps, and analytics – Fancy buzzwords? Check. ✅ Subscription-based updates & maintenance – Like Netflix, but for websites. ✅ Affordable pricing – Because even dreams have budgets.
Music Enthusiast & SoundCloud Superstar (In His Own Head)
When he’s not busy pretending to run the internet, Anubhav is a hardcore music enthusiast, clocking in 6+ hours daily for 25 years. Yes, that’s 54,750 hours of music. Mozart who?
His musical conquests include:
- SoundCloud Mixes – Half the plays are probably his own.
- Playlists on Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Prime Music, Saavn, and more. If it streams, he’s conquered it.
For Anubhav, music isn’t just a hobby—it’s the background score of his self-proclaimed “hero’s journey.”
Conclusion – Legend in the Making (Or at Least in His Mind)
From barefoot student to digital disruptor, Anubhav Johnson’s story is basically what happens when stubbornness meets caffeine. Whether it’s journalism, technical writing, digital entrepreneurship, or music, he’s here, he’s loud, and he’s probably writing another blog post about it.
With TheTechJournalist and WAAS, Anubhav aims to bridge the digital gap, one sarcastic website at a time. And honestly? This might just be the beginning of something even more ridiculous.
Connect with Anubhav (Because Why Suffer Alone?)
- Twitter (X): @anubhavjohnson
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/anubhavjohnson
- SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/anubhavjohnson
- TheTechJournalist: thetechjournalist.com
- WAAS: ye-india.com
