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Learning Journal Assignment Analysis

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This learning journal assignment has made my brain flooded with ideas. To visualise my ideas, I drew a number of mind-maps regarding my topics of interest such as family, hobby and working challenges as a warehouse manager. After careful consideration, I decided that ‘Self-Operated Warehouse Challenges in Singapore” would be the topic for my essay project as this topic is in line with my current

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