Saba Imtiaz: Everyday is a winding road..

I've had some rather intense conversations today. I think recruitment is always a very interesting time, because everyone starts thinking with multiple perspectives, and the conversations and debates that follow have always made me leave the room with a better and more open understanding of the organization. What applicants have to say, when asked about what they perceive AIESEC to be, is yet another eye opener. Some of them are so well-prepared, you know they went through the entire website. A few are clueless. And then they are those who believe in the vision - and thats why they're sitting there in front of you. And at the end of the day, that vision, and that promise, is why we're really here, right?


I went through the presentation I gave at my LCP election today. I have achieved - or am on the road to achieving - everything I set out to do. But, there are so many things that still remain to be done - its interesting how much your role changes and how many new goals you set - either due to circumstances or from the committment of the people around you.


AN, if you're reading this - I really miss you. I thought about our conversation this evening for a very long time, and I wish I was there to give you a hug. I know how tough it is to be in this situation, because I felt exactly the same just a few months ago. Things will get better soon :)


I went through every single IC picture today. I have also realized, in the past week, that I have absolutely no recollection of the WENA party, except the first 30 minutes. I've been told a number of stories, which I have no memory of either. Bet thats why I overslept for the first time at IC.


Am off to bed. Have 3 meetings tomorrow, and I need to be somewhat alive and alert for them.