It's Me!

Hey guys. Have you heard about a great businesswoman that also a great novelist? No? Oh ya, you will heard that in next 20 years. Who? It's me, who wish to become a great businesswoman and also a novelist.

I was born on 18^th of July 1995 in Kuantan. My dad who loves Ed Osmera, a popular Malay film actor around 1960’s suggested to my mum to give me (who just born for few hours that moment), Osmera as my name but mum rejected it and changed it to Azmiera. My parents also love to give me Fatin because Fatin means attractive, charming and impressive in Islam because they want me to become such an attractive, charming and also impressive lady in my life. I hope that I have become such daughter to my parents and will continue to do so as Fatin Nur Azmiera binti Abd Halin, my parents’s sweet and lovely daughter.

Just like I mention before, I want to become a great businesswoman. I’m not sure if I want to be that because I’m studying international business right now or because I have the desire already. Yup, I’m an international business management student in Universiti Utara Malaysia and I’m in semester 2 right now. I have another 6 semesters before I finish my degree here. I wish I can further my studies until my PhD. Hopefully everything will go smoothly. I also mention before about my dream to be a great novelist. It is an ambition of mine since school days. I active in writing during secondary school, entered many writing competition in my school, wrote for school magazines every year. Until now, I’m still writing despite of busy with my studies.

My family especially my mum really support me to achieve my dream. She never stop me from doing my favourite things as long as I’m still not doing wrong things in religion side and not doing something that can make my family shame of my wrongdoings.

My mum, Norjanna binti Daud (55 years old) met my dad (Abd Halin bin Yahaya, 52 years old) around 30 years ago in their work place. At that moment, both of them worked in a sawmill. After a moment, they decided to get married. Then, my mum was having three times miscarriage before they having me after 8 years of their marriage. “It was a long waiting,”. My dad told me, one day. That is why they spoiled me until now. Because of that, people always said that I look like the youngest child even I’m the eldest. I have one little sister. She is now 14 years old. Yes, we have a huge gap of age (7 years) but it does not affect our relation as siblings. We really close to each other and couldn’t having a good day without talking to each other even just through a phone call. I love my family so much. They are my great supporters. I wish that I can repay my parents who have a lot of trouble for me during this time. I wish to become a daughter that my parents can be proud of. InsyaAllah