The last of the last!!!!

To cramping up 6 blog posts in a night before every due checklist, having sleepless nights, countless laments to the classmates about having “nothing” to blog about anymore, squeezing every ounce of juice left in the brain just to tick off the category ” I wrote at least one blog post that was not specifically about networked media and contributes to my online identity”, getting bombarded with a tremendous amount of insights and philosophical views  about theories of technology, networks, data bases and protocols, participating in symposium topics that I never thought existed, having Elliot baking cupcakes and bringing fudge to class just to make sure we stay awake in class, ping pong sessions at the editing suites, our self proclaim 15 minutes break in between lessons, to Howard Rheingold, to successfully tackling a really technical topic “DNS and IP address” with my group mates, link (Tim) link (Mardy) hahahaha, linking stuff for the sake of linking, and what’s not to forget, the friends I’ve made in summer class, it has certainly beeeeen a blast.

Network Media has been a really enriching journey for me. In terms of career wise, I’d like to set up a clothing line right after I graduate. That’s something rather ambitious, but that’s what I plan to do. ” It’s good to network, go talk to people, find out what they’re doing, at the end of the day, when you need help, those are the people that you can rely on and help you to achieve ur goals” – words of wisdom from my dad. Networking is not about just connecting people. It’s about connecting people with people, people with ideas, and people with opportunities and what comes after network is just being honest and authentic in whtever you do, authenticity is what makes a relatable person believable. It is what makes the relatability sustainable. So, Keep it real.

I’d end off this post with an infographic that I found on the net on how ur brain works on coffee and beer!!! xx