Question4: What is keeping you from achieving the same
thing as that person?
Gluay:
I
do not know how I can be like them because I saw them when they already got
everything. I did not know how they did it. But I believe that everyone has
their own path, and I have to find mines.
I
think what keeps me from doing things and projects in general is my laziness,
fear, and money. You may argue with me on the last one, but I still believe
that I need some to get started. My laziness is also a big problem for me. When
I realize how many things I need to do to do a project, I don’t feel like doing
it anymore.
Mint:
I
think it might need inspiration and passion in my business life, I did afraid
many times in the business because of the first time of jumping in is feeling
like burden. I have lost many inspiration and passion in the first year of
working, the second year still the same. Many things in IMBA changes my
attitude, and lots of thing in US trip did inspired me and make me believe
again on what am I wish for or looking for in my business, ,my life and my
future.
Question5: What ideas did you learn, which you would
like to bring back to Thailand
Gluay:
I
wish what I saw in GreenMBA(water and fish preservation, and permaculture) could
happen in Thailand
Mint:
I
also think the same as p’Gluay, the environmental caring issue is very
important in USA., I wish I can see the actual plan and the actual doing for
environment more and more, at least from Thai people’s perspective that concern
more on environment, not just the money, wealthy thing. Somehow, the Capitalism
teaches us to maximize profit of resources but don’t say about sustainability
of those resources. It’s a time for us to care more on our planet.
And also about entrepreneurship, in Thailand
we found tons of entrepreneurs on the street (food strolls) but how can they
get successful? No one can tell them how can they do it with growth and
sustainable. Thai people always have entrepreneur mindset in themselves, with
some push from outside, we would have a chance to see they bloom.
Question6: What is keeping you from doing that?
Gluay:
I
do not know where to start. They are big ideas, probably too big for me, and I
guess that it will take a lot of time, effort, and money.
Mint:
Nothing
is keeping me to not doing it myself, for the environmental issue; I start with
myself the one who is around me (friends and family) to concern or look in my
point of view. If you ask about how much impact that I create, I don’t know but
I believe that if I start with myself, I can say or persuade others with
confident that even me doing it.
The
best start in my sight is from myself and then influent to people around me,
that’s what I think.
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