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A place for questions, reflections, and the Joy of Understanding

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Introduction

Welcome to my personal archive, where I store my work, ideas, and research interests.

I  created this space mostly to give my curiosity a home: to explore the different topics and research areas that have shaped who I am today and continue to inspire me.

I named it Unfinished Thoughts because knowledge has no finish line. Every piece of knowledge is a chance for me to ask better questions. And I believe the more we learn, the more there is to discover.

I’m especially draws to the messy yet fascinating connections between psychology and real life/workplace problems. Not just ‘what’ people do, but more about ‘why’, delving into individual experiences, and how organisations can respond more thoughtfully.

I hope this space can contribute, even in a small way, and connect me with curious minds who enjoy exploring these topics as much as I do.

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Research Support

Literature review, data organisation, evidence gathering, and research assistance across psychology and marketing/business-related topics.

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People & Organisations

Exploring workplace behaviour, employee experience, organisational culture, and the psychological factors that shape how people work.

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Analysis & Insight

Turning information into clearer findings through structured thinking, thematic analysis, and careful communication.

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Applied Psychology

Connecting theory with practice to understand real world organisational challenges and provide practical interventions.

RESEARCH STUDY

Exploring Psychological Factors Associated with Final-Year Students’ Job-Search Self-Efficacy

(MSc Dissertation in Psychology)

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Project 1: TikTok Shop as Behavioural Commerce: Scaling a New Full-Funnel Channel at Unilever Vietnam

Case study on scaling TikTok Shop at Unilever Vietnam from an emerging social-commerce channel into seven-figure monthly GMV, using creators, livestreams, product content, and ROI-led investment to shape shopper attention, trust, and purchase decisions.

Project 2: Onboarding and Localising a Global Content System for Vietnam Ecommerce


Led Unilever Vietnam’s 6-month onboarding of the global eContent Suite, localising a Western-built ecommerce content ecosystem across SAP, Kwery, TAB, and marketplace output systems for Vietnam’s online portfolio.

The project transformed product content operations across 30+ brands, 300+ SKUs, 1,000+ platform items, and 20,000+ assets, making Vietnam the first SEA market to successfully launch the system and achieve >80% content accuracy at go-live.

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Project 3: Carlsberg Internal Training and Pilot UGC Campaign Design

E2E Social-First Journey

Goal & UGC Strategy Design

Book Reviews

My personal unfinished-thoughts on books about my favourite topics: economics, psychology, behavioural science, astronomy.

And my favourite non-fictions!

The End of Everything

Katie Mack

Cosmology, endings, and perspective
Katie Mack makes the possible endings of the universe feel both intellectually clear and emotionally strange. I like how the book turns huge abstract physics into something human: not just what might happen to the cosmos, but how fragile, temporary, and beautiful our place inside it feels.

Sherlock Holmes

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Holmes reminds me that intelligence often begins with attention. The stories are enjoyable because small details become meaningful, and a messy situation slowly turns into a pattern. I like the calm logic, the atmosphere, and the pleasure of watching a mind notice what others miss.

The Selfish Gene

Richard Dawkins

I like the book because it makes cooperation, competition, altruism, and social behaviour feel more strategic and less obvious. It shows that actions that look generous on the surface can still make sense within a deeper evolutionary logic. The idea is not that humans are simply selfish, but that biology often works through incentives we do not consciously see.

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Skills

Digital Commerce Strategy 

P&L and budget management

Project management

Partnership & management

Performance marketing

Data Analysis (Excel/Power BI)

SPSS

Python (in progress)

SQL (in progress)

Research Interests

Consumer Decision-Making

Digital Shopping Behaviour

Social Commerce

Business Psychology

Online Trust Purchase Motivation

Behavioural Psychology

Other Related Fields