About Elisha Tan
Elisha Tan is the founder of Learnemy and a graduate of the Singapore Founder Institute. She believes that entrepreneurs have the ability, and hence responsibility, to make the world a better place.
In her less serious moments, she enjoys listening to music by Watsky, Wax and Epik High.
One day, she will see the northern lights, climb a pyramid and pay homage to the basement of Stanford University psychology building (DONE!). She’ll also shake hands with Philip George Zimbardo and Tablo, discuss marketing tactics with Robert Cialdini and hang out with Ron Conway.
If you wish to reach her, you may drop her an email at Elisha.tan@gmail.com, follow her on Twitter at @elishatan or link up with her professionally on LinkedIn.
PS: it’s weird talking about myself in the third person.
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Hey Elisha, came across you and your blog through Dropbox. (It must be a first!) Jason left us in the same Rails folder. Haha. Anyway, was reading through some of your entries. You have a really adorable way of blogging. There aren't many female entrepreneurs around, so I'm glad to be acquainted with you.
Keep your spirits up and passion high! I will whack my good friend in Startup@SG for preventing you from going into the next round. Drop me a msg anytime.
Cheers!
Hey Yvonne! I\’ve heard you speak at the last IIE pitching/networking event! Are you learning rails too? I found this (http://ontwik.com/ruby/ruby-on-rails-3-beginner-to-builder-2011-week-1-2-3/) to be pretty useful!
Anyway, nvm about S@S. When I found out that 2 out of 3 of my semis judges have a proper job, I knew it\’s going to be a hard one getting pass. lol. :D
Hi! chance by your blog from founder insititue, pretty interesting idea that i once had as well for a startup, but is now moving towards another idea ,but still in the beginning phase, your blog really makes me realise that the problems people encountered while trying to transit from working to doing your own things! there are some other website doing similar though not entirely same stuffs, u may want to take it as a reference,eg *company name removed* but frankly its a good idea if you can really make it happen, all the best!
Hey Weelun!
Thanks for your kind words! I had to remove the company in your comment because it\’s marketing for them (yea, I\’m jealous like that). :D