Si querido publico ya mas de 1 mes por aquí en esta tierra un poco fría, pensé que no me tocaría nieve pero eso es lo que me ha sobrado desde hace 15 días, bueno les cuento mi primer experiencia en la nieve era una tarde y empezó a caer como arroz, pero no era arroz sino nieve y yo dije “que maravilla ya puedo conocer la nieve”, y me senté en una silla y me quede mirando para arriba todo contento porque era mi primera vez que veía nevar!!! Después de 15 minutos ya parecía un muñequito de nieve, pero [View Full Entry]

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Bueno después de ya 15 días fuera de casa, he conocido mucha gente y muchos lugares ya tengo muy buenos amigos que hacen mi estadía aquí aun más fácil!! Bueno les cuento que estuve en un lugar muy especial y muy hermoso un lugar de oración donde se siente una paz tremenda es como para nosotros Buga, este lugar se llama Santuario de Ostra Brama y aquí se encuentra un cuadro muy hermoso y milagroso, esta encima de un arco y dice en latín Mater Misericordiae o la madre de la misericordia en español, Fue coronada canónicamente el 2 de julio [View Full Entry]

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Bueno hoy les escribo desde Vilnius, Lithuania, mañana desde cualquier lugar del mundo después de 3 años quieto en colombia he tomado la decisión de volver a abrir un nuevo desafió en un capitulo de mi vida, después de fregar tanto de que me iba y pasaba el tiempo y nada por fin llegue a lithuania el 27 de febrero, la experiencia empieza desde colombia creo que venir a Lithuania es uno de los procesos mas complicados que hay, puesto que a mi me tomo 1 año y 2 meses, lo voy a describir cortamente, si vas a trabajar como es [View Full Entry]

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I was having this thoughts the other days about how people lead other people and about the kind of "leaders" i met during the last 3-4 months. Most leaders that i have seen lately are afraid to step out of their comfort zone, they tend to "play safe" and see where the road takes them in stead of making at least small risks that could bring so much more. Now, observing these in the last months made me think and i started researching a bit my past to see where are the "risk takers" and what is my position to [View Full Entry]

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This is only my small observation concerning formal leadership. Working for AIESEC in the last 4 years was the greatest experience that i have had, but during the last year i met some very interesting situations in conferences that i have been and i would like to stop on one. In October i had a short notice (3 hours before) training on leadership, now what happened is that i had a room with 80 various people from 9-10 countries but all connected by AIESEC, most of them with leadership positions in the organization. The actual training was more about identifying [View Full Entry]

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Uh, 2 months from the last post, some things happened during these months, so i decided to write at least two posts today. I am in Coffee Inn, a small coffee bar in one of the most known streets in Vilnius, the office is out of internet and this place makes me feel like writing. I will start with the month of September. First, to remember moment was "Discover 2007" for AIESEC in Vilnius, nice conference with loads of new members and alumni. The conference was about 30 KM away from Vilnius. Lucky me, i was chairing this conference and i [View Full Entry]

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So, in my AIESEC Career i had the opportunity to chair the "Global Village" of Euroco...how could i say no? Euroco 2007 was organized by AIESEC in Vilnius, and because i mentioned AIESEC Vilnius... Congratz guys and Girls you have done a great job... So the External Global Village took part in "Europa shopping Center" a modern MOL in the center of Vilnius, The pictures will tell you a lot about the Location. About 30 countries were there, the general feeling that i had is that GV in AIESEC is loosing it's value, is like the LCPs were out of order [View Full Entry]

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June 2005 Welcome to the most central city in Europe - at least that is what the National Geographical Institute of France published in 1990 - Vilnius. A large city with an almost village like feel to it and another Eastern European melting pot, as a result of the regular transfer of ownership over the centuries. The population today still contains a large proportion of Poles and Russians and has an architectural style somewhere between Italian baroque and Soviet social housing. It also has the largest Old Town in Europe and whilst it is easy to overdose on Old Towns in [View Full Entry]

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So. Lithuania...... after Riga we had finally met up with people that were going our way. Karen from Canada, Ally from Australia, Ken and myself had caught the bus to Vilnius. All these cities had the same sought of attributes, beautiful old city centres and massive developing tourism trade. Vilnius did not let us down. The advantage to this place was the local population also shopped , ate and drank in the old town, not just us tourists! I think overall I much prefered Vilnius to Riga....it had a much more relaxed vibe, cleaner streets, smaller and not quite as busy. [View Full Entry]

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Tijdens onze kotenzoektocht van de afgelopen week had Jasmijn vlakbij dworzec centrałna (centraal station) een pijl richting Vilnius zien staan. Zondag, de dag na onze intrek in de flat, bedacht ze dat het misschien wel een leuke bestemming was voor een trip en ik vond dat nog niet zo'n zot idee en meteen die dag gingen we nog naar het station om tickets te boeken bij Eurolines. Maandagavond 10 september om 23u. De rugzakken gooien we in het laadruim van de bus. Exit pakezel, enter lazy bustoerist. Wij kiezen voor de turkenbank, helemaal achterin de bus, zodat we min of meer [View Full Entry]

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