Nono Thipsavanh
2 min readApr 15, 2021

Do whatever you feel right, why I have to do so?

This blog is quite personal to me. Do whatever you feel right for me it is not about relationship after all but it is all about chance.

I am writing this blog, I just want to remind myself what I have decided to not do many things in the past following untill now and confirm my thought that what I am currently doing will be right somehow. The instinct inside my thought told me that I must carry my passion and principles to do so.

To be honest I feel hesitate onward what I am investing my spare time into it instead of investing time in something that will take out of this environment, to illustrate, preparing myself in order to persuade master degree.

It changed everything when I encountered something interesting last year and I feel it the right time to do so, I feel deeply inside that if I did not do it now, I will surely regret it in the future. What I called “an interesting thing” because somehow and someday will be valuable and surely taken by someone instead of me in real soon.

A similar circumstance knocked me once and I have never forgotten about it. It happened when I was an undergraduate. I thought to do something related to restaurant guides which was a few entrepreneurs handed on it. It was one big project for a young undergraduate who did not know about business at all. It was a puzzle that I did not know where to start therefore I gave up.

Another chance came to me again when I was last year of university student, my friends and I came up with an impacting project which could change in the environment while social enterprise, even in theory. The project went so high therefore we met the investors who were interested in our project and want to hand them in seriously. Lastly, we told the investors sincerely that we did not see ourselves in the project and gave up later on. A few years passed a similar project but a larger business model popped up on social media and introduces the background of the project and the expecting outcome which mainly impacted as the same as my project or even larger in positive ways.

To me, it was two projects that could change my life but what took me in the same place is that I was afraid that I am not good enough to do such a big thing. I always told myself that I must gain more experience to be more ready for it. To be frank, these chances cost me a million lessons.

Time taught me many things about taking chances and never wait until being perfect.

Yes!! Opportunity arrives my front door again.

All I know, I don’t want to regret it anymore.

Nono Thipsavanh
Nono Thipsavanh

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