To be honest it all started as an elimination process back in High school. I really did not enjoy the sciences, which already eliminated almost half of the possibilities. Then, being financially supported by other individuals they also apparently had a say and ultimately narrowed down the possibilities to just business. So, here I am enrolled in the Sauder School of business, lost in so many different ways. In first year the course I found the most interesting and captivated my attention the most was an Environmental History course taught by Dr. Tina Loo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oXjZ2Zxp5k) a course that I recommend to those who don’t mind history and enjoy nature. Now, here I am a Second year student taking numerous amounts of required courses, many that I won’t regret to see in the rear view mirror after this year. But in my second term I had the chance to be in Tamar’s marketing class and I found myself in a class that I enjoyed attending and really felt as though I had something to contribute. Unfortunately, with other difficult courses on my timetable as well as other commitments I found myself unable to dive in the course as much as I would of personally liked.  I really enjoyed marketing because to me it was a course that seemed well rounded that involved a lot of aspects of business in general. I also felt that it involved a lot of problem solving which I particularly enjoy. Also with some of my own research I realized that marketing involved a lot of interaction with individuals and a lot of teamwork. Two things I personally really enjoy doing and I believe that I am good at. Thus, marketing seemed liked a particular great fit for me as I also believed that it would be something that I will enjoy doing for the rest of my life and give me a balanced lifestyle which I have decided to be of particular importance. I was lucky enough this summer to obtain an internship in brand management for one of the top growing food companies, I’m extremely excited about this experience and I believe it is a solidifying step towards my marketing career. I am also greatly impatient to dive in courses that I believe will captivate my attention and that I will be particularly be interested in next year. I’ll do my best to keep you in the loop of the great adventure that I plan on pursuing.