Zana carried the same notion of regarding everyone in Stampede as family members when she joined in, much like other companies she had been in before. That way, in times of those affectionate points of brushing past each other purring contently or during those fraught moments of tearing each other's hair apart, she will be obliged to love and protect them, come high or low. Keep Reading

Shaza's earliest memory of books was when her dad took her to her first book fair on his hip Scrambler bike. It was a noisy piece of metal but it was yellow and she loved it. Where others have gadgets and tutorials to help them get better with design, she has her trusty, unassuming, delicious books. Keep Reading

When reading, Shaza scribbles notes of interesting and important excerpts that she can later share with others. One of the most important she came across by far, was a transcript of the speech given by Severn Suzuki, then a 12-year-old, who stood in front of the delegations of 1992 Rio de Janeiro's Earth Summit. Keep Reading

The single best real-life industry-smart lesson I've had during my university years was served by Mr Amzairi Amar, lecturer of then Small Business & Entrepreneurship class. He thought me the fundamentals of having a sound business plan before venturing into a business but most importantly, how to stand on your own when you need to. Keep Reading