My first experience with the business simulation game was so exciting, majorly because I interacted with a learning model that enabled the learning of crucial business principles through a favorable non-academic approach. I was impressed by its pluralism and inclusive nature. Incorporating a wide spectrum of participants from diverse educational and socio-economic backgrounds, which is very representative of the real business world. I was mainly stuck by the how the game brought out the aspect of prioritization. My teammates and I always had to think ahead, think of the market days, paying creditors, buy stock e.t.c, consequently we made more informed choices of the cash flow based on the priorities. I have since been able to put this principle of prioritization into practice in our mango enterprise at Pacho farms. I really thank the conveners of the event and the game designers for the bold effort in fusing education and entertainment for adult learning, a noble idea for 21st century knowledge transfer.