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4:10 PM Thursday, November 21, 2013


I'm about to meet my mentor in a while (3h+)
And she has assigned us some tasks:
Think about where you want to be in 5, 10, 15 years.

Honestly? I don't know... 2 years ago I discovered this amazing thing called Social Entrepreneurship. And I really love it. I still like writing. But who knows what will happen in 5 years? I like planning for exhibits. I like learning about new cultures. I am not comfortable around having to rely on alcohol as part of my 'learning process to learn how something is done' that just rules out 70% possible jobs no?

I mean how can you plan for this????

I feel like I'm gna fake this 5/10/15-year plan.

But I know this immediate plan that I have:

Next Mon, clean up my room, find my money, do up my portfolio, start applying for jobs. I want to work in a vibrant and ethical place where people's voices are heard and respected. I want to use my skills. I want to make a positive impact in society, I want to write a book. I want to be a good daughter, a good sister. I want to master cooking.  I want to have a happy home. I want to be able to be closer to community. I want to learn how to set up an online shop and an online blog or work part time at at place that has both, supporting a modest appearance.

In the coming 2 years I should be able to KNOW:
1) How to set up my own website.
2) Do super good graphics and produce them
3) Eventually, how an effective organisation works
4) How to integrate social bottomline with the profit bottomline.
5) Learn how to set up an online shop. A good one.

I want to have increased my writing portfolio. (Why did I specialise in the Comm mgmt stream again and NOT TAKE ONLINE JOURNALISM? WHY DID I TAKE CRISIS COMM AGAIN?))

In 10 years I want to
1) Have some sort of online portal, trading items, stories from India to the world. India has so many awesome stuff yo.
2) Realise that I have good children and a happy family. This is important to my happiness, yet I don't see how people are integrating all.....

Within 5 years I should have settled all this. Shouldn't this be enough???

I wanna sort out my life so that I always always keep Allah in my mind. I hate that I've been in a mess since coming back from India.

Or I can just slack and get any job I get in my way.









Regarding Campaign process and product.
10:12 AM Friday, November 15, 2013


I learnt a hard lesson today.

It's always easier to take the easy way out but at the end of the day, you are going to be asked, why you chose to do this, what made you choose this strategy, instead of others. For a campaign there's only three ways- knowledge attitude behaviour. To know which dosage of each, we should always do background research and survey..

We need to talk as a group about the FLOW of arriving at this. only 2 people to justify for the actions of the group cannot be done. More meetings are needed. We need to slot 1-2h per week to meet and talk it out/do things together.

CNM, graphic design. Our presentation slides need to be nice. The product should be creative as possible. Our mockups should be as close to our desired outcome as possible. The more you do work together, you need to keep each other positive. You'll bond. Work for it.

Matters where you begin and outcome. Need to always KNOW your audience- their knowledge, attitude, behaviour. If attitude is alr set, v difficult to change, decrease the level of unhealthy attitude to correct to healthy attitude.







NURsa
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<3 chocolates
<3 family
<3 friends
<3 balloons
<3 presents
<3 sleeping
<3 surprises!
<3 good design
<3 poetry
<3 great stories
<3 looking at the stars
<3 patterns: houndstooth floral, plaids/checkered
<3 colours:purple,pink,brown,grey,black
<3 pearls
<3 pure lace
<3 bracelets
<3 Korean everything (almost) !




MOVIE WISHLIST
1. Sepet
2. Gubra
3. Mukhsin
4. Muallaf
5. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
6. Nick and Norah's Playlist
7. The Day The Earth Stood Still
8. Wildchild
9. Lars and the Real Girl
10. Sandcastle

BOOKS TO READ
1. The Age of Innocence by Edith Warton
2. Letters To A Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke
3. The History of Love: A Novel by Nicole Krauss






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