It's important to have a mission

My friend emailed me this inspiring story, which tells us how having and believing in a mission can change us.

I'd like to share the story with you. It's titled "Ducks quack, Eagles soar" and you can read it here. The copyright belongs to the author of this story.


Enjoy!

I learn from the program, too

Another fantastic week ended. This time the program was brought back to Casa Rachado, Port Dickson from 30 June to 4 July 2008.

Every time I facilitate a program, I learn a lot of new things from you, the students. All the stories you share are learnings that enrich me. That is one of the motivating factors that makes me continue facilitating the program whenever there is opportunity.

A more important factor that motivates me is when I see that you have learned something; or when you have discovered something new; or when you decide to do something better in your life, no matter how big or small.

And not least, when you show your appreciation to the facilitators at the end of the five-day program. It makes us feel that the energy given is all worth it. For all the 'thank yous' that we get, we thank you back.


Here's a picture of some of the students admiring their own artwork. From left En Zulhilmi, En Zulkhairi, En Faiz, En Faiz, Cik Aisyah, En Akiri, En Asyraf, Cik Goay, En Arshad and En Zuhairi.

Please visit this blog again for more pictures of the 30 June program.