Sunday, March 01, 2009
episode: -> good luck. <-
RAHHHH.
the recess week is finally coming to an end.
boo hoo hoo.
i finally realise, just how difficult it can be, to work in groups.
the bigger the team, the harder it is to communicate.
despite having the advantage of more manpower.
but when there is not much of a common goal between the members, what is the point.
or when they simply don't understand each other, what is the point.
some people are just so stubborn.
too stubborn, in fact.
to be practically oblivious to every other issues brought forward.
what is the use.
to copy after (even though not on deliberate) an almost similar idea identical to that of a much-anticipated and publicised event.
to be held exactly a week after the actual event somemore.
the only difference is a different venue, and alot less content in the programme structure.
(you think you can afford the same kind of venue, when they have government support and sponsors? THINK AGAIN.)
i really wonder whether with less than a month's time on our hands, how do we even pull this out.
most projects are discussed, planned, and slowly bringing everything together as an event, definitely not within one month.
with so many red tapes regarding the usage of government and public premises, how are we going to apply for permits for whatever programme we are going to hold there.
unless we are not going to charge the public anything, if not nobody will be willing to pay so much to join such an event!
unless we are actually going to gather our own families and relatives as "guinea pigs", if not try going out there to publicise or market the event out to the public!
if we are going to fork out so much money, and earn nothing much back, in just a sample testing project already.
imagine if you are really going to launch the idea as a company.
what exactly are you earning?
i clasp my hands together, bow my head, and can only hope for the best.
i will do what i can for the group, but others are beyond my control.
good luck!
~ Beautiful Season ~