Last few days before school starts!

I am so involved with my school now that I feel like I’m back in primary school. That was the time that I did the most for my school. And then, my involvement decreased over the years to nothing in university.

On Monday, I met up with my team members for our Hult competition and then with a professor and a consultant in the late afternoon for more discussions.

Yesterday, I attended a ACCSB reaccreditation session with 3 male classmates of mine, 2 Corporate MBA and 2 Executive MBA seniors and we each got a 16GB thumb drive after that in appreciation for our time.

Today, I met up with Moo and Timo over lunch to discuss what to present during our sharing session for our Global MBA’s Open House next Wednesday.

Next Friday, I’ll be off to Shanghai for my first case competition!

Anyway I finally went to the DFS in Myeongdong today!!!! I’ve been itching to shop for a long time and the damage was pretty bad but then again, it’ll just spur me on to ace everything again next semester to get more $$$?
When I was at the YSL Beauty counter, the Korean girls there were all asking for Jeon Ji Hyun’s character’s lip colour in You Who Came from the Star 별에서 온 그 대, which has been so popular that it’s OOS.
It’s amazing how beauty products fly off the shelves thanks to a popular drama. Wonderful product placement!
Read HERE.

Ok, I should sleep early for once. I’ve been sleeping after 3am and waking up at 11am for the past few days.

Thank you, Prof Lee

"Life is full of uncertainties and you should never take anybody or anything for granted."

Last week, this message/cliche phrase really hit home.

A few lessons before Winter Term 1 ended, a The Korea Times reporter interviewed my group and observed us during our group meeting. 2 weeks later, the article was published.

But this article was posted the day before my birthday, and also, the day before my professor (in the above picture) passed away.

The day I turned 25, my prof passed away at the age of 55.

His passing was a real shock to all of us who had taken his Marketing Research class during the 1st two weeks of January. No one saw this coming. It was so sudden.

Even though it was my 2nd time taking a Marketing Research class, I enjoyed this class more than the other one in KU.

Thank you, Prof Lee.