Letter to myself, sent in April 2005, from Ohrid, Macedonia

Last year at Euro Expro (an European conference of AIESEC), I wrote some lines for the Ştefan I was preparing to be in the coming year. One year later, meaning these days, I read my letter and it put a smile on my face. It was a good sign. One day after this Rada was told she can start walking again. :)

Here are some parts of my letter:

“[...] For the first time in my life I know exactly what I have to do and how to do it. For the first time in my life I’m in perfect peace with myself.”

“[...] For me and for my LC back home, as well as for the people I am ever going to work with, I take “the big click”, that idea powerful enough to make you mean something. From this point of view I know how to give those 15 out of the 40 recruits each year who get nothing out of AIESEC, part of the difference our organization is. I know I can help the people around me to find the peace of doing the right things.”

“[...] I know what I want to do, I know where to go. To all these, there’s only one answer: the power of looking deep inside you, of bringing it out into the light and let it drive you with the sense of the only right direction.”

“[...] I know that when you have a dream there are thousands of ways towards it.”

“[...] Whatever I’m gonna do in my life will be because I’m here to develop the things around me. And to innovate. To make it happen.”

“[...] For this year, I want this change to happen to all my friends, in AIESEC and elsewhere. I want to see an LC which changed its way and which became true to itself. And I want to se a ME who developed the things around, who transformed, who innovated and got freakishly happy.”

One year later, I look back and smile. There are pieces of me on the way to where I am now. I will gather them up in time and put them back in my soul. Now I have to go, there’s a long way ahead.

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