8th Aug was my first day at the market booth. I was nervous before it even started. When everything was set up, I kept thinking… What if no one stops? And honestly, there were moments like that. People walked past. Some looked, but didn’t stay. For a while, it felt a bit quiet.

I’m preparing for my first market booth. And honestly, I have no idea what I’m doing. There are so many small things to think about. What to bring. How much to prepare. How to set everything up. I’ve been making lists, changing them, and then making new ones again. Some moments

I signed up for my first market booth. At that moment, it felt like just a small decision. But now, it feels very real. There are so many things I haven’t figured out yet. What if no one stops? What if no one buys anything? What if I’m not ready? I keep thinking about all the thin

I worked in Singapore for a while, and this was what a typical day looked like. Waking up early, commuting to a place that still felt a little unfamiliar. Working long hours, standing most of the time, trying to keep up with everything. It was tiring. Sometimes overwhelming. But at

I don’t think I started creating something of my own because I had everything figured out. It wasn’t a plan. It was more like a feeling that slowly became clearer. For a long time, I thought following a “safe path” was the right thing to do. Study, graduate, get a job, and everything wi

After graduating, I thought I would get a job and follow a clear path. But things didn’t really go that way. For a while, I didn’t know what I was doing. So instead of waiting for everything to make sense, I decided to start something small. A handmade idea. Something I can build with

Right now, my life doesn’t look very “stable”. No full-time job (yet). No fixed routine. No clear path. But I’m not doing nothing. I spend my days figuring things out, one small step at a time. Drinking coffee and thinking about ideas. Working on a small handmade project I started

Before graduating, I thought life would only start after I get my degree. But looking back, I think I’ve been “figuring things out” for a long time already. During university, I didn’t just study. I tried different part-time jobs. I experienced work exchange. I stepped into environments

I graduated with a Software Systems Development degree and a 3.875 CGPA. Sounds like I should have everything figured out, right? But honestly… I didn’t. After graduation, I realised life doesn’t always follow the timeline we imagined. No perfect job offer. No clear five-year plan. J

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so I went to the beach instead not because I’m free or fearless just… a little lost about what’s next ’03 | Software System Development grad currently figuring life out, slowly on weekends, I work at a market on weekdays, I drink coffee and try to build something of my own nothing im