Impact your world!!

Finally, I have survived from three evil mid-terms and a four-day English debate workshop. It was not surprised that I needed to thought for some time to response to the question:
"Hi, how is your holiday?"

"......"
"......" "I am tired but happy debating!"

Good enough! I finally came up with that. Actually, it expressed all my feelings. I was worn out as i had to leave at 8:30am and come back at 10:00pm for four consecutive days. But i should say i was enjoying that.

Debate is charming. Like what our coach said, "Debate is not about to win, but about to cultivate an intellectual mind to challenge the world." I love debate and I will try to know more about the world and think more analytically about the world.


I had a peaceful evening yesterday, just staying in front of my laptop and reading whatever i like. Occasionally I found some special reports from CNN.com under the title "Impact your world". It was about the people all over the world who are in dire need of help, covering refugees, poverty, health, natural disasters, children and environment.I read a report of an Afghanistan woman who was abused by her Arabic husband and another one about the World Water Day.

The reports did bring me a lot of thoughts, especially when the idea of a caring and serving leader is gradually consolidated through our HC classes. I realized that there are a large number of people in this world who are still suffering and in dying need of care and help. And leadership is not only about how you lead other to perform work but also about how your actions impact those who need help.


I remember Albert said in our coaching session that his mission of life is to make a difference in the world and to have a meaning towards the rest of the world. That is really inspirational, because if life is only about how you live and how you enjoy your life, it losses its meanings. And life gains its meaning by considering how your life brings value to others and what you can do for others to live better.

I feel quite happy that I am in a group where a culture of serving is developed. I think, in the future, no matter what positions we will hold and how big our power will be, at least we will devote ourselves to helping and serving others.