Hi there! My name is Igor Safonov, and I’m excited to welcome you to a blog where technology meets financial literacy. For several years now, I’ve been helping aspiring entrepreneurs, everyday PC users, and beginner programmers confidently navigate the digital world. Here, I share practical tips, trusted tools, and personal experiences to make learning, growing, and making smart decisions in the world of IT and business a little easier.
Blog Goals
One of the main goals of this blog is to make complex topics easy to understand. I know how challenging it can be to get started with computers or apply for your first business loan. That’s why the articles here are written in plain language — no unnecessary jargon or vague explanations. Just the essentials, clearly presented with step-by-step guidance.
My mission is to help people feel confident in the digital space. Whether you’re learning the basics of using a PC, writing your first lines of code, or getting to grips with financial concepts, this blog is designed to be a reliable support system for anyone looking to grow and make informed decisions.
Beyond practical value, I also aim to build a community — of people who want to grow, learn, share their experiences, and support one another. I hope this blog becomes a place you’ll want to return to for both knowledge and inspiration.
My Interests
I’ve been passionate about technology since childhood. My first experiments with computers started back in school — taking them apart, putting them back together, configuring systems, installing everything I could — and that’s how my love for IT was born. Eventually, programming became a part of that passion, turning into not just a profession, but a way of thinking.
In my free time, I love reading books on psychology and business — especially those that explore human behavior through the lens of logic and strategy. I also enjoy testing new digital tools, from budgeting apps to task automation platforms. These tools help me not only in my work but in everyday life too.
And one more thing — I love sharing what I learn. That hobby eventually turned into this blog. I enjoy breaking down complex things and seeing how it helps someone take their first step — in business, in IT, or in personal growth. That’s what keeps me going.