What you reap is what you sow

I'm now grappling to improve on my english by watching more news and reading more books. Fabian also said that blogging will helps to improve. Hearing from him complaining how stressful polylife is made me a bit turned off. Previously, I thought polytechnic is not so stressful and i will be able to relax and to concentrate on my venture. My only worry is my language. I'm came from a neighbourhood school and chinese speaking family therefore I'm poor in my english. Often made the wrong pronunciation and my peers always had a good laugh. I'm just getting myself prepared for polylife. I want to pursue further studies in polytechnic majoring in tourism and hospitality. Sometime I am just wondering if i should put my studies aside and take a year of my time to venture into businesses and to gain my experiences upon completion of my ITE education. It has been a dilemma for me.

I aspire to become a business man setting up my own business and to earn my first pot of gold. I would want to use the first bucket of gold to make investments in shares and forex. Recently I have actually developed a interest in investments as I believe that there is prospect in it. I somehow got my motivations from my teachers who have done pretty well in these line. Is not just about getting profit from it but is about enjoying the process. Since i can only start trading by the age of 21 and the only shares that I can buy now is the IPO(intitial public offerings), i have decided to start gaining more knowledge about these markets. I have started watching news more often trying to make it a habit of everyday life and analysing some financial reports. I'm very glad to be able to apply the things that i have learnt in school in real life scenario. Knowledge is nothing when you don,t apply it sounds true.

Today is kind of awkward to type in paragraphing style and using some vocabulary that I have recently learnt. But I'm trying on every aspect that I could to improve on myself. Things like struggling to wake up early, attending classes on time. Making changes is difficult and especially the bad habits but I guess every major move start from a small step. I guess i have made my first step today.

Meeting my guys at LFI, having grouping. Looks like is another late night out.