hard decision

Hello dear reader! :)

These days I was busy doing member recruitments and interviews for AIESEC. After a week and a half of hard work we can see the results: 26 new members. This week made me think back at the time when I joined AIESEC or tried to join...
If you wanna know the whole story sit back, relax and enjoy your lecture!

It all started in the summer of 2002 on the seaside. I was enjoying my first vacation as a student with my friends you can guess where... of course, at Costinesti (...where else?), when I met a very special person. Her name is not so important now, what is important is that after 3 years and a half we still manage to talk to each other from time to time. The second important thing is that she joined AIESEC Oradea the autumn of 2002, and I, hoping to meet her again I tried to join AIESEC Tirgu-Mures. At that time I knew very little about the organization from an ex-collegue of mine: they go to a lot of conferences, have partys, only elite is allowed...I went to an interview, pretty convinced that I will get in, especially because my ex-collegue was there and also because I knew another member in the reviewing board from basketball. My surprise was when I found out that I wasn't elected to be an AIESEC member. I was very disappointed. Maybe not because I didn't entered, but because of my friends who I guess could have done something for me. Anyway their recruitment was so "good" that in march 2003 they did another recruitment. this says it all.The truth is that if I was in their place maybe I would do the same thing. But still...what did they have to lose if they would have chosen me then ???
The drama still goes on, not my drama ;), but AIESEC Tirgu-Mures's drama: in march 2003 they made another members recruitment. Another failure. They didn't manage to recruit enough members. At that time only one option for them: head-hunting...so here am I now.First thing I've done in AIESEC: LC meeting, went out at Leo with Bazz, went to Bazz's party, met Cornelia, went to our Local Planning Meeting, went to Iasi for 2 weeks...and this was just in 2 months of AIESEC.My life just made a 180 degrees turn. The rest is history.

Funny thing though, how the wheel of life turns. One of the persons that could make a difference at the first interviews, is in the same place like I was back in autumn 2002. ...and I'm in her place.

What will I do? Will I have my revenge ?...after all, she took almost one year of my life... or forgive & forget ?

If you wanna find out, stay close and watch for the updates of this blog.

Have friends! Have good friends!
.dragos.

having good friends and good times

hello dear reader!

Today I want to tell you about somethings about my friends and collegues.

Last days were full of work for all of us: more projects running in the same time(recruitments, EU Citizenship etc...) Hard work, lots of stress, lots of dollars spent on communications:), but most important it made me realize what is important: that I'm surrounded by special people. I've just realised it and I feel that I'm lucky by choosing this path in life and no other.

A piece of advice: have good friends, have true friends! It's worth it.

That's it for now!
Bye & take care!

kicked in the ass, again...

hello!
I'm back...I was hoping to be happy when I write you these words, but seems like life is always there to make you some surprizes. This time bad suprizes. Here's what some "friends" helped me figure out about me: I'm a good in making things happen, producing results etc. but in the same time I'm the guy that will NEVER receive their thrust vote. Thanx guys for the message! Anyway it's good to know this. At this moment a question has risen in my mind: it's happening just in AIESEC or it will happen all my life? 'Till I find the answer I've added one little note to my "internal" journal: if I'm not on your priority list, don't imagine that you are on mine!

I hope that I wasn't very confusing!

Until next time I wish you the best!

PS: Prietenii stiu de ce ! ;)

huge thanx for....

Hello guys!

This second post is dedicated to Zeno Popovici who helped me to configure my blogger with aiesec.net - so Zeno: Thanks, man!

Things are going pretty smooth for me, these days. Lots of work but I know that results are soon to come. ;)

That's it for now! Best wishes,
.dragos.

There is always a beginning

Hello dear visitor and welcome to my blog!

First, let me introduce myself: my name is Dragos. I live in Tirgu-Mures, Romania. Currently I'm a student in the final year (the 5th year) and an AIESEC member.
The reasons why I'm starting this blog are still unknown to me. Maybe I want to share with someone my thoughts, maybe because I want to start a journal...I don't know. Where it will lead and how much time i'll write here that's for us to find out together.

That was my first entry. I hope my first of many...

Thanx for the time spent here!
.dragos.