"Not sure if this qualifies as a story or not, it may move to a new section on rituals or ceremonies. It however does give an outsider's immediate view of the leadership classes and it mildly entertaining. A friend of mine, a German guy, has walked by our classes many times. He has stopped and looked in on the class while walking by and observed us sitting in our squared class structure. To him the class structure looks extremely out of place and he is uncertain how people could learn in such a strange environment, that does not look like a business class. To him, an outsider, it is different and whenever he sees people sitting in this way, even in a small team meeting he thinks of the leadership classes I take and laughs because he says he would not feel comfortable learning in such a way.

So just witnessing our class structure is different enough to make people take notice.
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Now, that is a real good one to add Rick.... I liked it.... It is something new to me...

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Personally, there are so many stories in GLP. Although i have been in Australia for only two years, these one and half years in leadership represent the course of my growth. It includes joy, tears,excitement and sadness. I am pleased that I have made a lot of good friends and have learned a lot from them. Let me sad is that the happy time off soon and the moment of departure is in sight.


In order to finish an assignment, we spent whole night in AGSE,
In order to practice presentation, they correct my pronunciation,
we had a lot of fun when we were sharing different customs,
when we were cooking different countries' food,
when we went shopping together,
when we ...
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