My MC life

It nearly the end of the first quarter of my term in AIESEC NZ. Working in this group is very enjoyable and exciting. I really enjoy most of the time. It is creative, exciting, challenging, stress, ambitious, satisfaction, crazy and fun!!!

Finally I can upload some photos in my blog with fast internet in our flat.

Celebration of our first partnership!

Some random time in some bar...

This is my little man!

Look forward to have more good time in the rest nine months!!!

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Decision Making Part 3

Few months ago, I was trying very hard to make sure I made the best and right decision. After three months, I enjoy every second in the MC life and IC in Brazil. However, it comes to the point I keep asking myself what am I going to do next year?

I always have that few options but always facing the same concerns. Am I too old to not settle down? Am I able to have a settle-down life? Should I get a full time job? Can I keep traveling? Will I get a job challenging enough?

What Gen Y Really Wants?
With 85 million baby boomers and 50 million Gen Xers, there is already a yawning generation gap among American workers--particularly in their ideas of work-life balance. For baby boomers, it's the juggling act between job and family. For Gen X, it means moving in and out of the workforce to accommodate kids and outside interests. Now along come the 76 million members of Generation Y. For these new 20-something workers, the line between work and home doesn't really exist. They just want to spend their time in meaningful and useful ways, no matter where they are.....

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Brazil IC Aug 2008

International Congress 2008, Sao Paulo, Brazil

On the plane from Santiago to Sao Paulo

It was a very unique experience, it was not always the best, it was not meeting expectation in every single moment. In overall, it was an amazing experience and was an once-in-the-life-time experience. If there any chance I can attend IC again, I definitely will say YES!

700 people from 100 different countries, six different region. Of course I was not able to meet everyone in the conference. I have enjoyed the conference!

In 14 days, I broke my own record. I only slept average 4-5 hours per day!

The highlight of the conference personally are:

• Cup noodles party after Brazilian night - it was fun and it was the time I start enjoying the conference
  
• Expansion country - it was something really inspiring me
• AIESEC in Greece and AIESEC in MoC won the UBS award
• IC 2009 in Malaysia - Feel very proud to be Malaysian
  
• AP GN pre-meeting - stress to be a Faci but have learned a lot
• Having a good conversation!
  

After staying 10 days in Holiday Inn, finally I could see Brazil. I went to Rio for two days trip. It is a very beautiful city - it combines beautiful and clean beaches, green mountain, and big city. It is such a nice city to live. I wish I can stay for a bit longer. (and randomly I got sun burn!)

Where will be my next destination?

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