Over the past few days, I’ve been studying Business Analysis as part of my AI Operations journey. I expected to learn techniques for gathering requirements, analyzing stakeholders, and creating business value. What I didn’t expect was how deeply it would resonate with my faith. At first glance, Business Analysis seems like a discipline centered onContinue reading “When Business Analysis Became More Than a Skill: A Lesson in Wisdom and Stewardship”
Category Archives: Adult Education
From Maps to Minds to Machines: My Accidental Curriculum
If you had asked my younger self where life was headed, I probably would have pointed at a map. Geography fascinated me. I loved understanding how mountains, rivers, cities, and people shaped one another. Every place had a story, and every border raised another question. It taught me that the world is wonderfully interconnected. ThenContinue reading “From Maps to Minds to Machines: My Accidental Curriculum”
Faith, Wisdom, and Business Analysis: Learning with Purpose
“If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault.” — James 1:5 (NIV) As I continue my journey of learning Business Analysis, I’ve come to realize that studying isn’t just about passing an exam or earning a certification. It’s about developing the wisdom to solve realContinue reading “Faith, Wisdom, and Business Analysis: Learning with Purpose”
Anticipating What I Need to Do When Revising Business Analysis Concepts
Studying Business Analysis is not just about reading notes—it’s about understanding how all the concepts connect. Before I begin revising, I take a few minutes to anticipate what I need to focus on. This helps me study with purpose instead of simply memorizing information. I usually start by identifying the topics that require the mostContinue reading “Anticipating What I Need to Do When Revising Business Analysis Concepts”
Day 1 of Project Management: Feeling Ancient, Yet Led by the Good Shepherd
There is something humbling about becoming a beginner again. Today marked my first day of Project Management training. Walking into the classroom, I was excited—but I also quickly realised just how much the world has changed. It has been years since I last worked extensively with modern workplace technologies. As trainers introduced collaborative platforms, digitalContinue reading “Day 1 of Project Management: Feeling Ancient, Yet Led by the Good Shepherd”
Preparation is key to planning for Murphy’s Law
I have written a post on LinkedIn titled “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong”. True to this adage, I believed that I cannot run a 12 session moral education programme for young children without a single page of lesson plan. There will be a need to know whether I have to use audioContinue reading “Preparation is key to planning for Murphy’s Law”
Why do children like the National Museum in Singapore?
According to ChatGPT Children may enjoy visiting the National Museum in Singapore for several reasons: Interactive Exhibits: The National Museum offers various interactive exhibits designed to engage children and make learning fun. These exhibits often include hands-on activities, multimedia displays, and interactive installations, allowing children to explore and learn about history, culture, and other subjectsContinue reading “Why do children like the National Museum in Singapore?”
Final Capstone Project
My final Capstone presentation ended well, I can get to close a chapter of rehearsals and project work without any dent to my mental health. I think six months of trying to figure out what a professional events industry practitioner does is quite an adventure if taken in the right spirit. I try not toContinue reading “Final Capstone Project”
Six months of Self-fulfilling Journey
I stuck it out with a new virtual events and production programme for close to six months. I had a steep learning curve as my knowledge of virtual events and production is close to primitive. It felt surreal that my mind is still functional and with all the technical information swimming about to ward offContinue reading “Six months of Self-fulfilling Journey”
The Invaluable lesson learnt from Teamwork
Almost half a year is gone and before we know it 2022 will come to an end. I think so far I have not felt any regret making this decision to pursue such an interesting class called Hybrid Events and Production. What fascinated me at the start in March when I enrolled for the classContinue reading “The Invaluable lesson learnt from Teamwork”
