In conjunction with fund raising for our trip to Japan, we had been given an opportunity to open up a booth and sell things, a program called "Medi Entrepreneur". Like you have seen in TVs, where the pathway of the ground floor is flooded with booths and you have to pass through those obstacles just to reach to your class. Exactly like that.

At first I did not assign myself to open up one of the booths because I had a plan previously. But then later we got to know that a guy was being assigned to a tudung booth! Hahaha. So I decided to lend him my hand (not literally). Surprisingly, the actual owner of the company that we receive the stocks from was a guy as well, so I thought I really need to be there. Cewah, perasan.

I didn't wanna be a runner anyway, honestly. The lecture in charge mentioned my name T.T when all I wanted to do was have fun, that is why I did not even gave my name! Hahaha sorry :P and bam! I need to check if everyone is doing their things or not, report this and that, hmm. But I did anyway.

Alhamdulillah this experience was one of the best time I spent in my life, although it lasts for only three days. I have always wanted to know how it feels like to take care a shop, to approach people, to deal with money. Previously I used to work in a kindergarten, it was so fun as well. I coached. I never had this kind of experience!

Alhamdulillah again, the response I received from the customers were overwhelming! Might be because this is my field and I'm a sweet talker. Hihihi. My hobby is convince people in something because that's what I am good at. So alhamdulillah, I even felt like I could start my own tudung business HAHAHA

By the way, I prefer to write in English but I do want to improve my Malay skill.. What should I do? Combining languages in a passage isn't pleasing.. Hmm