“Never compromise the vision.” C. McCaleb
Over the past two weeks, I’ve been working on a project in Tunisia that allowed me to meet young adults from all over the world who traveled to share their stories of journeys made as global citizens. I learned a lot about their lives and cultures, and I learned a lot about myself in the process. When I was invited to promote the project on Tunisian radio (RTCI), I became starkly aware for the umpteenth time that I am so damn blessed. Having pulled this project off with much success, I feel like I can do anything now. That is a wonderful feeling, but it leaves much to consider as I return to the blessed life that I already have back home in the U.S.
Over the past two weeks, I’ve been working on a project in Tunisia that allowed me to meet young adults from all over the world who traveled to share their stories of journeys made as global citizens. I learned a lot about their lives and cultures, and I learned a lot about myself in the process. When I was invited to promote the project on Tunisian radio (RTCI), I became starkly aware for the umpteenth time that I am so damn blessed. Having pulled this project off with much success, I feel like I can do anything now. That is a wonderful feeling, but it leaves much to consider as I return to the blessed life that I already have back home in the U.S.
