Week 5: Please Me

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If you were an investor evaluating the organizational feasibility of a proposed venture, how would you evaluate passion?


I’m a person who tends to incline more to individualism, I care more about my feelings on the matter that I could relate with rather than the overall impact it would have on the overall populace. Yes, it sounds as if I’m not going to be a very good and clever and successful investor if I choose to be one, but topic and ventures that I’m interested with, I will definitely be more knowledgeable than the overall populace on the particular matter, I would even do my very research and come up with my very own conclusion about that matter.


Thus, if they were to desire that I, as an investor would approve and rate their organizational feasibility of a proposed venture as probable to proceed with successful future, they had to convince me on that fact that the whole ideas could attract my attention first. If they would and could try to relate my interest to their ideas, no matter how unrelated those two matters (or ideas) might be, then at least I could guarantee that I will lend my ears to their organizational feasibility latter on. In other words, please me with their ideas first.
That is my first test.

After that, they had to provide me a meticulously made report with an interactive presentation, filled with their rigorous confidence without over-exerting it. A presentation with reports while providing some FAQ humors, maybe? A boring presentation would definitely carry my mind to other better things in life.

That is my second test.



Lastly, honesty. Though the first and second test are crucial in getting my attention, but the most important part might be being honest on what you think and the worst scenario that they would honestly come out of. Though nobody wants to invest on something even, those who proposed could speak out of the high risks, but at least, for me, I could know what am I getting into and that shows a good deal of character of themselves as a executor of both their own ideas and my money. They are at least honest (in some degree) to me.


So I guess, interest and boredom covered a great area in influencing my evaluation on their passion, but most importantly are they willing to go that far to please me, yet also being honest?

I’m not a stupid investor, you know. No investors are stupid, especially when they are going to dump a large sum of hard earn cash into an unpredictable future.

Week 4: Moderate Times

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In what ways do you think that university students are uniquely capable to come up with new product or services ideas?

University students, the time in life where they are no longer too brash as their younger counterparts nor are they too distorted by their fail experiences of life, such timing in life is unique in coming out new product or service ideas.

Compare with the younger counterparts, though fearless they are too brash to do think before they act. These would often resulted a failed approach of coming a new products of better service ideas. They are too naïve to understand the way of life protected by their protective parents.

On the other hand university students despite having have such high ambitions to change their life, they had the suffiecient logic while undisrupted by disappointment of life. They opted to change and improve such lives.

Different from those of elderly age, these elderly ages in a time life they wished and desire for the stability they had tried so hard to obtain during their younger time, fazed by their disappointment of their failed ideals and achievements, they would often stop venturing into the possibilities and higher achievements, how many are there would still persist in the passion of University era youth?

These University students have the sufficient time, ideals, and knowledge and lacked of fear to surpass the elderly one who are experienced, knowledgeable and yet too fear for losing the comfort and stability of life. These young lads have nothing much to lose just yet.

Other than lacked of fear, think more thoroughly, nothing much too lose, there is another factor: Freedom. Students in University have more freedom that their two counterparts. The younger ones are restrained by their parents, while the older one are too caught in the fear of losing the comfort of life.

All these qualities made or will make them a unique commodity to come out with new ideas.

Week 3: Do I?

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Few days back my lecturer asked us a question: Do you have what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur?

Immediately my heart answered her question, yet while so, I have answer it in a material form, a form where everyone can see and read what my answer is. For a few days I been weighing my options, to answer, ‘yes’ and post an article about factious essay exaggerating that I can, or to rant to my heart’s desire how apathetic my feeling is towards the field of entrepreneur.

Well, I just said it. The answer is NOT REALLY.

I guess if I chose to ignore my conscience, I would have to write a form six form of typical essay and list down those qualities that I have in me to be the successful entrepreneur.

It’s not that I don’t have the quality, in fact everyone can be an entrepreneur even a successful one, it’s just that whether you want to successful or not and like the initial question, ‘Do you have what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur?’

Everyone has the chance, the opportunity and the time. Everyone is equal in that sense, but luck isn’t, yet I’m not going to elaborate about it. What matters is that whether you are willing or not to began it and to see it to the end and even if it did not end well, at least you gain one more quality that some have some doesn’t: Experience.

Anyway, back to what I really wanted to say was that, despite that I (and some others) have what it takes; we aren’t interested in being one, let alone a successful one.

Narrow-minded?
Maybe.

Coward?
Maybe.

Pathetic?
Now that’s a bit over-described.

There are many reasons, but mine is solely I’m not interested in dividing my time into thinking business stuffs, I prefer putting such time into thinking about understanding how an art being expressed, and how human cognition and perception recognized and processed it, that is why I chose multimedia course, not IT, not business, not law. I’m interested catching human feelings and emotion, using a medium to let human replicate the same emotion like movies, short stories, comics and etc.

Everyone has their own interest in something. Some say we have to learn to like what we do; others say we like to do what we like. I’m a supporter of the latter. What can I say?

That’s what defined me.



p.s. I’m just being honest and not trying to write a hypocrite’s essay to please my lecturer who will be reading this sooner or later.

Week 2 : Who Am I ?

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It’s been quite a while; I quit blogging ever since I allowed willingly my lazy bone took over, too lazy to update anything anymore. Ugh, now I’m back so I figure it makes perfectly logical if I start this new blog with an open speech of some sort with a little intro about the author/owner/blogger of this eerie and greenish blog.

Okay, I’m a seemingly ordinary girl with a seemingly nothing special features expect with my eyes( I supposed) , I have extremely small pair of eyes which friends and family would often find humor with them such as, ‘how can you see so many things?’ or ‘ can you see as much things as normal eyes people would?’ Ugh, I could I answer to that? I don’t even know how much things a normal eyes people would see.

1st characteristic: Small eyes.

Other than that I guess you could recognize me with my big face. Most people do.
If not, that would most probably be my cocky self-presentation to the public. Most say I’m cocky, maybe I do. When I don’t speak or interact, they would say I’m angry or in bad mood; when I do speak, I’m too proud of my own good. That’s one of the reasons I can’t mixed too well with many.


2rd characteristics: inept at social and cocky.

I love playing games, video games mostly, but heck; I can’t own a ps3, what luck. I’m an avid gamer and loyal fan of Final Fantasy series and Metal Gear Solid series. Great games often inspire themes, reflections that sometimes reading a great novel or watching a plot-twisting drama couldn’t do: induced emotional interactivity. (Emotional interactivity is something I comes out with, I don’t think one could find such term anywhere else. Haha.)



3th characteristic: loves games

If a game able to deliver a powerful emotional interactivity, that is how I defined as great game. Everything and anything can be defined, either by name, by genre, by characteristics. We just have to seek it, but while we search for it, we often name that thing 1st, solely because human needs names to identify one thing from another.

And that brings us back to this post’s title.

Who am I?

I’m Teo Han Fei and welcome to my eerie little sanctuary, where I might write some things that I thought worth ranting about, (notice the word ‘ranting’, that means that I gonna crap anything that ranges from complains to odd reflections, that might or might not interest you).

Stay tuned.

Week 1 :Testing 1, 2, 3

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Just a testing post, will be posting something in few days time. Please look forward about it .:)