Another Day, Another Dawn --- A New Year Found

Wow. 2011.

Just imagine what a year 2010 was, and now believe me when I say 2011 will be so much more.

My second semester in NUS Business School and I am loving every step of the way. With new friends, new challenges and a fresh perspective of life, I am looking forward to the trails and tribulations that will hone my skills and tickle my passion affectionately.

I wanted a fresh breath of air and a new perspective from the trite of "common mugging" and same old faces. I wanted to write with pure latitude, to explore new boundaries of a writer's acumen and to shape my thinking into a more robust and stoic machine.

WP2201J allows me the unique opportunity to venture into the deepest recesses of our reasons and ambitions behind Prizes and Popular Culture. To understand the Science of what really motivates us, our interaction with the notion of prizes and the gamut of perplexing ideas enveloping people's inner / ulterior motives.

Hopefully, this module will allow me to broaden my thinking and provide me with a keener pair of glasses, not only to magnify pertinent issues surrounding the world of prizes / popular culture, but to comprehend and discern the many layers behind each and every layer of any given issue --- a skill, as Ms Coleen mentioned, that we shall keep with us throughout our University education!

Well, a blog being a blog, will inextricably be littered once in a while with my own personal musings, gripes, snippets of life's misfortunes and brash strokes of luck! So be sure to comment and share what you like or don't like with me and my readers too.

But, with the occasional miscarriages of thoughts and contortion of reality, what I will be focussed on would be the "Juice" of the Module, which is why I titled my blog "Juicyness!". Stay tuned for all the Juicy bits and bites my friends and I will be commenting, discussing and debating about in time to come!

For all of my shortcomings, I must apologize if I do say something a little off-beat, but I promise to make it intellectual and casual as much as the content allows.

=)

Its better to fail than to regret not trying.