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Hello, If you’re reading this, it means five years have passed. The first thing I want to ask is: How are you? Have we started the business we’d been dreaming of, or are we still looking for excuses to put it off? I really hope you’ve taken that first step and turned our idea into reality. It doesn’t have to be a huge success — the important thing is that you’ve got started. I know we’re capable of doing it. After all, we’ve already overcome so much. I also hope you’re doing

Sometimes the greatest changes begin with a single step taken in fear. For a long time, I believed that migration was simply moving from one place to another. Today, I know it is much more than that. It is a journey that changes not only where we live, but also who we become. Very soon, I will be moving to another city to begin a new chapter of my life. This new beginning is filled with hope, but also with uncertainty. Until recently, the thought of leaving my comfort zone ma

My story of moving away is linked to my student years. Until the moment I had to move, I’d never been away from my home town for more than a few days – on holiday. Suddenly, I found myself in a new city. It was exciting, new and fun. I love exploring new places, but… A week went by and I began to realise that I wasn’t on a holiday – I had to live there!!! The start was fun, but as I got to know the new place, I came down with food or water poisoning. Suddenly I found myself a

Do not be afraid of anything, you’ve got this. Life has very beautiful things in store for you that will always be there for you. You only gotta have faith and believe in yourself. Opening up is the only way to share the majesty that exists inside you with the world, because the world is your deliverance. Do not be afraid to open up. The people around you really want to hear the things you want to say. Remember that I will always be there for you, to catch you when it is need

Today I would like to share the story of a friend of mine. He gave me permission to talk about his experience because he believes that more people should understand what it is really like to leave your country and start over somewhere new. My friend’s name is Daniel, and he was born in Colombia. He lived there with his parents, his younger sister, and his grandparents. Colombia will always be his home because that’s where he grew up, made his first friends, and created some

I grew up feeling different from how I might have felt if I had lived in my parents' country, where I might not have experienced discrimination because of my appearance. Over time, I have lost the fear of being ashamed of who I am, although I have sometimes felt excluded. I've discovered that it doesn't matter so much where you're born, but rather where you grow up and put down roots. My roots are part of me, but so is the country where I grew up, because it's where I learned