I haven’t had the mood and time to update my pity blog for almost a month.

Well, here I am now, want to express my feeling after being criticizing by a rubbish.

Just a random photo. It doesn’t mean that I want to study accounting.

Yes, I’m studying business now. I’m proud that I’m studying business now.

I was in my mum’s office just now. A customer was chit-chatting with the manager. He asked my mum, whether I’m studying in Curtin now. He asked me what I’m studying. I answered commerce. He asked: “Accounting?”. I said I’m not majoring in that, but I do study a bit about accounting in this semester.

He said, I should study engineering. The reason why he said this is because one who studies engineering can earn up to five figures with offshore monthly. And he said that the world now is saturated with accountants, so no points for me to study business.

I hate people saying that studying business has no future. If he weren’t an elderly, I won’t bother the presence of my mum, the manager and another client, I would give him a blow and scold him, waked him up with some “F” words.

My mood is very shitty currently. If he were my peer friend, I bet I would show him something.

Those who say that studying business is useless are the most useless persons. Neither Warren Buffet and Bill Gates studied engineering or medical, but they’re the world wealthiest persons.

He said one of his relatives is working as an engineer with offshore now and earns more than RM10,000 per month. If you could get rich by earning RM10,000 per month, I would say you’re an idiot, because you eat grass for every meal, never buy a car or use any public transport, never coupling and so on.

I would rather have multiple income streams and earn passive income. If you invest in more than one business, even if one of them isn’t showing positive growth, you still can survive. If you’re an engineer and one day you lose your job, you have nothing else. Engineering and medical are just stereotyped as the best options to be chosen for further studies. Does it mean they are the best? Well, they can be good, but it depends on the person’s personalities.

I’m aiming something higher. Don’t criticize and underestimate anything before you know the beauty behind.

I’d been working for 3 days during the PC fair which had been held last week. That was the first time I formally went out to work. I worked as a part-time promoter.

Of course, everyone would have something to say for every first time in the life.

I would say, it had broadened and enhanced my knowledge and views.

Learnt a lot of computing-related things. Faced different pattern of customers.

Jeen Hao: Boss, (approaching the customer by doing initial promoting).
Customer: Hmm, does this laptop have hard disc?
Jeen Hao: ……

There was also a customer whose wife are very calculative, annoying, irritating and belligerent. She was negotiating in a way which makes us having an overwhelming desire to give her a blow. Yet, they came for 6 times

I’d enjoyed working, but I didn’t enjoy standing for 10 hours per day

After this experience, I feel like don’t want to take marketing anymore because there are too many people (marketers) who are doing sales will raid sales. And I didn’t actually love promoting, I guess so.

I’d another wonderful experience I’d got. I saw a hero during the second night of the PC fair. While everyone was busy packing and arranging their stock after fair, an under-eighteen-boy took away a mobile phone which had been put on a table.

Unfortunately, there were people who saw it. Quite a lot of people were chasing him after one of the part-timer (Boon Tung ) shouted. The thief had been……

If there were no volunteers (RELA) there, the guy could have go to the hospital that night instead of heading home. Many people were there. If everyone gave him a punch, he could have his head off.

He’s brave enough, indeed.

So clever. Now I know that there are clever people in this world.

This is my first experience in my life…

It’s a live interviewing at RTM!

This was the second time I went there, but it’s the first time I attended a live, on-air program.

The interview section was held at about 3.15pm until 3.45pm.

*Woosh*

It’s a memorable experience I ever have!

A random photo

Yesterday morning I was at the field, having first aid duty for the Red Crescent Annual Parade.

Hell, after having my breakfast, it’s almost time, and the parking areas nearby were flooded with cars already. So I park at the roadside, as I’ve also seen many cars parked at the roadside.

And I get this love letter from dear policeman.

I wonder why I was so lucky, because this was the first time I parked my car illegally, and I’d gotten such a nice thing.