My ecstasy reached the roof, the day I graduated from university. I felt as if I were finally free to chase my goals and passions, both professionally and personally. Unlike other fellow graduates who jump (shouldn’t it be jumped?) straight into jobs in different sectors, I decided to take some time out and relish my newfound freedom, exploring opportunities I hoped would satisfy my interests and goals. After careful thinking, I realized that my passion was in business, in using academic learning and professional aptitude in a productive manner. Navigating over the internet, self learning by myself and poring over books, I grasped the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and the essentials of business planning. I studied the strategies of other
