Day 7 Reflection
Today we presented our pitch about the project we worked on yesterday. Our pitch is called "A Special Place," which focuses on helping people with disabilities ...
Today we presented our pitch about the project we worked on yesterday. Our pitch is called "A Special Place," which focuses on helping people with disabilities ...
Today we presented our pitch about the project we worked on yesterday. Our pitch is called "A Special Place," which focuses on helping people with disabilities in Singapore. I was a bit nervous before presenting, but I think our team did a good job explaining our concept and how it could make a real difference. The feedback we received from our instructors and peers was constructive and gave us some ideas on how we could develop this further if we wanted to implement it back home.
After we finished all the presentations, we had lunch together as a group. The food was delicious as usual - I've really come to appreciate Indonesian cuisine during this trip. Following lunch, we visited Agung Oleh Oleh, which is a popular place to buy Balinese souvenirs and gifts. It was interesting to see all the local crafts and products. I picked up a few small gifts for my family to remember my time here.
Later in the afternoon, we went to Trans Studio Mall Bali for some shopping. The mall was much bigger than I expected and had a good mix of local and international brands. I saw quite a lot of beautiful and interesting shirts with unique Balinese designs and patterns. After browsing through several stores, I ended up buying two shirts that I really liked - they'll be perfect souvenirs that I can actually use when I get back home.
For our final evening together, we had a special dinner where everyone shared their favorite moments from the trip. Afterward, there was a closing statement about the overall experience and what we've learned during our time in Bali. It was a bit emotional realizing that tomorrow we'll be heading back to Singapore. This trip has taught me so much - not just about business and entrepreneurship, but also about Indonesian culture, the challenges faced by different communities, and most importantly, about myself. I'm grateful for all the experiences and connections I've made over these past days.