Shhh…

English teachers requested their students that if they blog about PGC and show them ticket, they will receive the extra credits. As a host, and as one of the band members I am not going to talk much, because it is a marketting skill.

Although, I have some few complaints to make. People who just sat in class during club, careless about this unprepared concert just one week away. The group was composed of 20 people, but only few were active. Through the first annual of the concert, as a student leader I learned lots of things about running the event. The interaction between bands, the deals made with the workers of the club and so on… Everything was crucially important. Also, more than three hours of the concert bored the people out utterly. Even I could see the bored faces on the teachers.

Those people who took their responsibility and excelled in their own areas (video, poster, banner…etc) accomplished amazing jobs. Hope to see them in the next year crew. I must confess that, people who joined the club just to jot it down in their college transcripts and somehow write about it in order to show good impression as student leaders; please have some consciousness, have respect and be faithful - those who were actually active for this club did not devote themselves because of college, it was because they wanted to get to know the real world and learn some basic skills of business.

Next year it is going to so much better. So much successful. Because we are going to make it better. Notice how I never emphasized on ME as an individual; this is a group work. This needs coordination. This team work. This is real business.

It was amazing

I sang at the PGC concert with Erica. It was an amazing experience.
Or I should call it, ” memories “