Nik Aisyah Amirah Mansor, 25, is one of three Malaysian contestants on The Apprentice Asia on AXN. The University of Adelaide graduate is currently an auditor and her dream is to have her own business.
AstroAwani.com managed to grab 5 minutes of her time during the recent Astro-On-The-Go Live Explorer event and while we surely will enjoy watching Nik Aisyah on The Apprentice Asia, let’s get to know her on a personal level.
One memorable experience from The Apprentice: Selling fish (laughs). Well, being scolded by (Tan Sri) Tony Fernandes obviously.
Favourite movie: Lord of the Rings
The best place to dine in KL: Chili’s. I know it’s not really ‘KL’ but I love it because it’s my comfort food.
How do you relax: I talk (laughs).
How do you spend your weekend: With my fiancée.
Your favourite holiday destination: Maldives because it’s pretty. I’d love to go there.
Favourite Twitter or Instagram accounts to follow: I’m very new to Twitter but I love @TonyFernandes and @Oprah.
What motivates you: Success because if I want something, I will try to get it.
Your favourite quote: There’s always a reason for something. In Malay, it’s “Setiap kejadian ada hikmahnya.” I’m a firm believer of that and that keeps me going.
Advice for young Malaysians: Always be positive and don’t be afraid to take a challenge in life. I just did and I’m loving every second of it.
Syafique Shuib
Sun May 26 2013
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