My Inspiration from Taiwan Trip

i'd just been on my first overseas vacation and there's a little something that inspired me. i believe that hygiene and cleanliness is 1 of the most important factor in determining how developed a country is. this is observed after my vacation to taiwan, i was impressed by the spotless washrooms even in their suburbans!

then comes a documentary about india's humongous development during my flight back from taiwan in china airlines, it underscores the success of foreign malls into india by focusing on providing a hygienic and clean shopping environment and products with compatible pricing! and there's this entrepreneurial idea that sparked me. it's about engaging into a cleaning experts and consultant service idea whereby we liaise with foreign experts in the field and the government to together make our first step towards our vision 2020. ever heard of the reality show from new zealand, "How Clean is Your House?"

imagine getting chemist experts to host variety of workshops to our public cleaners? educate the public about the vital role of hygiene and cleanliness by including respect for the cleaners, so as to produce a league of cleaning staffs and agents that possess a sense of ownership for their jobs. have the cleaners undergo workshops and provide them with the necessary hygiene equipments to first protect them from what we widely believe as nasty dirts.

i believe that it's not our laziness or don't-care-a-damn attitude that makes our country not as clean, but our lack of exposure and knowledge to economically and practically deal with dirts and unhygienic exposures. refer to the reality series, "How Clean is Your House" and see how the experts do the cleaning using practical day-to-day economical items such as even soy-sauce! you won't believe it until you see it. so my point is, engage into a Cleaning Experts and Consultants Service business and liaise with government for malaysian's wealth.

how do you earn then? the public fees. open few expert outlets throughout malaysia at least in the few major states kl, penang and jb. allow public visits for free cleaning consultations but collect fees for cleaning services. for the rest of the proposal, you'll figure it out. i think i wrote too much for a forum comment.. hope it sounds cool to you! =P