Going to Sinfra was more of an insider experience. I noticed their curiosity about the world beyond their village. After teaching them small bits of English and speaking about life outside of Africa, their eyes began to open to the outside world. What really struck me was the fact that the kids and I were both learning a lot. I was teaching them some things, but they were also teaching me about their community, the importance of understanding other perspectives, and finding joy in the little things. It simply showed me how wonderful it is to have relationships with people and the culture of a different part of the world.

My reflections on Sinfra made me think about my future. I am considering a career in business, but whether in management or administration is something I need to deliberate further on. What I picked up in Sinfra is that leaders in their own right do not only give directions but rather attend to others, gain understanding, and cooperate with them. This lesson will guide me throughout my studies and into my career.