It was a fruitful year in 2018. I really feel thankful for what I and my team have achieved so far. However, the coming year of 2019 will be more challenging, I have already mentally prepared for it.
1. My wedding was blessed at the witness of parents from both sides. It was the most important event of the year. My wife successfully found a job and our family started to settle down here in Singapore.
2. Fooyo has some progresses in the China market. We exhibited in the Smart China Expo in Chongqing and we are setting up a JV with the Chongqing Tourism Investment Group. It'll likely be a tough journey ahead, we are gracious for what we have achieved so far.
3. Our apartment luckily went through the en-bloc process and my family received quite some investment returns. We bought another new property near the city center. It was lucky.
Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen NightmaresGordon Ramsay's on Bad Boy's BakeryGordon Ramsay's escape to Thailand They are indeed quite inspiring. I didn't know these programmes until I saw someone shared the initial cut on the "5 dishes that Gordon Ramsay actually liked" on Facebook.
Read a post on FB, and I listed down my new year resolution as follows in different categories: http://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/21/former-google-career-coach-shares-a-useful-visual-trick.html BusinessFooyo Sales 300k from meFooyo China setupSkoolight 100 schools + seeds/pre-A stagePersonal lifeFamily: 1-2 milk packs/month, visit 1-2 times/year, ask them to visit SG or other places of interestsRomance: Consolidate my relationships, propose/marriage in 2 years.Health&fitness70-75kg by end of the year. 0.5-1kg/monthSwimming as a habit(2-3 times/week)FunVisit 5-7 countries/biz trip mostlyPersonal trip with GF for 2-3 placesSkill buildingGet a driving licence in SG and convert to ChinaLearn Japanese(biz communication level)Digital marketing/adtech skillsRead 5-10 books（Mind) Hope the plans do come true.
I've been working as a project manager on an interesting project named "Dadafish" for quite some time. The intention is to create a sharing economy platform for lifestyle teaching/learning. Put in a more straightforward way, an Airbnb for classes.
There is one assumption: People are willing to pay to learn skills from amateur or semi-pros at a lower price.