Since I accidentally discover aditi's regard to me in gary's post, therefore, i decide to make one blog.
As a going-to-be alumnus, I have counted, I have spent a total of 4 years in AIESEC in HONG KONG, working hard and playing hard, making changes in myself, making changes in others.
Having a short review, that I think I am currently one of the few AIESECers who are still actively involved in AIESEC in HONG KONG development, the other one I thought is Ivan Wong, who I need to say, that is one of the most brilliant individuals I met in AIESEC in HONG KONG.
Witnessing the evolution of AIESEC in HONG KONG within these 4 years, from the change of CW design, discussion of identity, first year having 3 full time MCs in AIESEC in HONG KONG, coming year having MC flat and Nigerian and German working as MC, which I will never expect this to be happen in such a quick pace when I was an LC officer.
Everything is happening.
These days, I have been asked by many people, either LC officers, alumni, my 1st year MC teammates, my dear APMCPs, cool delegates I met in ILDS back to 2.5 years ago (yes, Matt I am talking about you^^), Are you happy with your MCP term?
How do you define happiness?
I tried to trace back what is my vision for AIESEC in HONG KONG when I bid for MCP 0405.
Then I know the answer. PEOPLE.
I realized, that I haven't told more than 2 people about my reason to go for full time MC.
And surely I did it in a very low-profile way and because of my childish outlook so up till today I still get many people think I am only going to be graduated this year ^^
This year, I allow myself, to devote in something I really want to do, and at the same time, to really find the life I want to lead.
This is my personal goal for my 0405 "jobless" year.
And, I did. I know what kind of life I want to lead. I am even clear that which way I want to go, what things I want to do, what do I want to tell my children when I am going back to God's embrace.
What makes you feel most satisfied when you are in AIESEC? Not as an MCP, not as a VPER, not as a VPIS. Just an AIESECer.
For me, maybe it sounds a bit too trivial, but to me, is truly important.
"Thank you AIESEC, I have learned and grow in AIESEC, and now, I decide to contribute myself to society, and make changes."
Is that where your greatest satisfaction of working in AIESEC lies?