Ali  from Sudan

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Ali

"The Seeds of Hope program taught me to be calmer in discussions, more open to others' opinions, and endevour to find a compromise that makes the ends meet."

How does your childhood and upbringing influence how you think now?

I was raised in an environment that taught me patience and respect for others. This made me a calm person in my thoughts and actions. I don't rush to judge people, and I like to listen before I speak. This approach helped me understand people more deeply and deal with situations calmly and wisely.

What is your biggest passion?

My biggest passion is to become a reliable person for my family and friends. I want to be a source of support for them, offering assistance when needed. I aspire to be someone of a real value in the lives of those close to me, leaving a positive impact through my actions and words.

How have Seeds of Hope experiences influenced you?

The Seeds of Hope program taught me to be calmer in discussions, more open to others' opinions, and endevour to find a compromise that makes the ends meet. My experience in the Seeds of Hope program changed many things about me. For instance I learned how to control myself during discussions and to remain calm even in difficult situations . I began to value others' opinions, even if I disagree with them, and to seek solutions that satisfy everyone instead of clinging to my own. This has made me more mature in my thinking and approach.

Do you think you want to become a leader in your community?

Yes, I want to be a leader in my community and those who are around me .But I see leadership as a duty and a responsibility before it could be viewed as an honor. A leader must be a role model, listen to others, and help them achieve their goals . I aspire to be someone who positively influences those around me and contributes to improving society.