Um, actually I am quite nervous here…

My name is Jun Wei, Vice-President of MSHSCO in 2006/2007. My batch went through our first public performance in 2004, SYF in 2005, second public performance in 2006 and SYF in 2007. It was very hectic but we enjoyed every moment of learning something new.

Anyway, being an EXCO was really a tough job for my batch in 2006.2007, in fact, one of the toughest one can consider. And later on, Melvin took the baton and now you guys are continuing the legacy.

It takes time to be mature and sensible enough to understand and appreciate the true meaning “What should I really do? And what should I not do?”

I was well known for being “naggy” simply because I was trying to convey something that none could understand. Although every one eventually understood that I was trying to tell them what we should really be doing by the time it was already too late.

A moment of ego, I became a VP in 2006. A moment of pressure, I wanted to give up. A moment of determination, I pressed on. And I eventually realized the true meaning of achievement.

It is your attitude, not your amplitude, which determines your altitude.

Your attitude towards the things that you do determines how high you can climb. I really hope that you all are working hard both individually and together as a group. And I am so glad to hear from CY that the school has been very supportive towards MSHSCO. So, please take this opportunity to show the school and prove to them that MSHSCO has always been working hard. And also, show the judges that you all deserve the Gold Medal.

Do not achieve something blindly. And “all talk no action” is as good as being an empty vessel making the most noise.

You want it? Then don’t say it…

Show that you deserve it.

And it will definitely be yours.

Because, no pain…

No gain…