It was a warm July afternoon in 2025 in Arbaminch, Ethiopia. I was ready to lead a training session on professional skills development, and my audience was a group of amazing kindergarten teachers. I had prepared a serious presentation, but as soon as I started, I realized it wasn't the right approach. The teachers were more interested in practical tips and sharing their own experiences. We laughed as we practiced communication skills through silly role-playing games and shared stories of funny things kids had said in class. By the end of the session, my formal presentation was forgotten, and we had created a bond built on shared passion and laughter. I left Arbaminch feeling inspired by their dedication and reminded that the best lessons are often the ones you don't plan for.
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