What do Neil Armstrong, Jimmy Carter and Alfred Hitchcock have in common?Although they chose very different careers namely an astronaut, a president and a filmmaker, it all started with them pursuing engineering as a career.I decided to pursue engineering for the sheer reason to amass analytical thinking and intellectual development to benefit society. I have always wanted to satiate the hunger to apply innovative techniques to solve unstructured problems through an applied competence in mathematics, science, computing and engineering.However, with the passage of time I have come to the realisation that this cannot be exploited to the fullest without possessing the skill to exploit upcoming market opportunities, understanding my own strengths and weaknesses as an individual and to identify risk-taking behaviour more professionally.That being said, I’m an aspiring entrepreneur hoping to pursue my MBA in entrepreneurship to gain an invaluable context to help shape my ideas and learn the art of adaptive thinking, collaboration and interpersonal influence.I’m highly driven by this motto,“We all die. The goal isn’t to live forever, the goal is to create something that will. ”