One month ago, I had the longest take-off in my life, flying out from Cambodia. No technical issue, but it seemed like all things happened in the past 13.5 months appeared in front of my eyes in a sequence. Being the first female President of AIESEC in Cambodia, I knew it would be challenging, but challenges came in different forms and way. It was a one year roller coaster story, one gigantic chapter, that has thought me about Sincerity, Authenticity, and Sustainability” For every individual who has fought together with me, thank you very much. Thank you for showing me how “being purposeful” can be beyond powerful. Thank you, Cambodia, for guiding me to understand that humanity is borderless and every individual has responsibility to take role in making the world a better place. Living in another country is difficult, but leaving it is not easier; for I know the journey of fighting for greater good is an endless road. I sincerely wish AIESEC generation 14/15 the best. I hope you can have a powerful experience that will challenge you but also help you to reinvent yourself. Embrace and appreciate this special privilege of being youth with unbeatable passion and limitless ideas in such a powerful network. Thank you AIESEC in Cambodia :) #CheckingOut
Posted on: Mon, 04 Aug 2014 17:24:52 +0000
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