Wali Bukhari

September is not just another month—it’s an invitation to slow down, reset, and realign. As I step into this new chapter, I carry with me: Self-care as a daily practice Softer steps and lighter shoulders Gratitude in my hands, peace as my compass Fresh eyes, an open heart, and a hopeful mind A deeper trust in the universe and its timing For me, September is about embracing balance, welcoming growth, and allowing life to unfold at its own pace. Each step forward is lighter when guided by gratitude, mindfulness, and trust. I’m Wali Bukhari, and this is how I choose to walk into September—with intention, clarity, and a fresh mindset. How are you stepping into this new month? Wali Bukhari

For two years, I worked a 9-to-5 job. My days were full of tasks, and I hoped for a better future. One evening, I checked my bank account. I saw nothing. No savings. No progress. No sign of the life I wanted. This made me sad and frustrated. I was giving my time but getting nothing back. The next morning, I made a life-changing decision. I went to office, quit my job, packed my things, and left. No clear plan. Just a burning purpose. Wali Bukhari's Resignation Letter At home, I started learning. I read about business, marketing, and how to build something of my own. Three days later, I got my first online order for $10. It was small, but it was mine. I worked hard on that order. That client was impressed and came back with a bigger order. That’s how my journey began. One year later, I was on a flight to Azerbaijan not in economy, but relaxing in a business class lounge, sipping coffee and gazing at the clouds. Here’s what I did on this luxury trip: Stayed in luxury scenic hotels. R...

Wali Bukhari (born 2003) is a Pakistani entrepreneur, digital strategist, and the current Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Digital Press Portal and Markhor Times. Since 2020, he has played a leading role in shaping digital narratives, guiding brands and businesses in building online visibility, and developing impactful content strategies. Often searched online as "Wali Bukhari CEO," he is known for his early start in the digital space, having begun his career in 2016 and publishing his first book in 2018. His focus lies in helping companies and creators scale their digital presence through personal branding, SEO, and online media storytelling. 
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 In 2025, people don’t Google your company first. They Google you. But here’s the challenge many face: ❌ You have the skills, but you're not visible ❌ You're creating, but not connecting ❌ You're active online, but not building a brand that sticks That’s where personal branding becomes a game changer and AI can make it easier. ✅ Need help writing your bio? AI can guide you ✅ Not sure what content to post? AI can give ideas ✅ Want to show up better in search? AI tools can help you optimize ✅ Trying to stay consistent? Let AI handle the routine tasks But remember: AI is a tool, not a voice. You are the brand. AI just helps you amplify it. If you're a creator, entrepreneur, or professional start investing in your brand now. Because if you're not building your digital presence, you're letting someone else tell your story.

If you're building a strong personal or business brand online, a Google Knowledge Panel can be a game changer. As someone who helps entrepreneurs and creators with their digital visibility, I, Wali Bukhari, want to break down how you can secure your own Knowledge Panel in 2025 and why it matters. A Google Knowledge Panel is the information box that appears on the right-hand side of search results when someone searches for a notable person, brand, or business. It showcases verified data, links, social profiles, and more all pulled from trusted sources across the web. Google doesn't allow users to directly create a Knowledge Panel, but there are strategic steps to increase your chances: Build a strong digital footprint Publish your bio across authoritative platforms like Crunchbase, IMDb, Forbes, and Business Insider (if relevant). I recommend getting listed in reputable directories as well. Claim your Google entity Use Google Search Console to link your site, and claim any exist...