Hello future spotters !! I just wanted to say first that during this project I have been learning everyday from the STF team and participants and as @monarezk mentioned that nadia telling her to stop thinking and just do . I also wasn’t going to write this until nadia told me also 
So while you guys (futurespotters of Egypt) were having the 2nd day of the workshop in Cairo . I was attending another inspiring event here in Berlin called the “sense camp “ taking care of( social )business . so I thought sharing my thoughts with you on the 2 events would be beneficial for all of us especially for our Armenian Future spotters who are preparing for an event to inspire Armenians to find the work they really love and also for the final event in Tbilisi as I am sure its going to be a full interactive event .
After having a tiring week of work preparing for the physical workshop in Cairo -which I really enjoy btw but more on the community building coming later - answering mails and facebook messages , I meet other people who were doing the same same role voluntarily for even more people in the sense camp event -taking a week of work to answer emails- working with passion for what they believe in . The same mentality as edgeryders in general .
In a nutshell the day started with a keynote speaker then different panels with 3-4 speakers in a very informal way then lunch - some say its the best part 
- then an interesting part which is the bar camp planning where people could pitch for their ideas - and I had my first 30 seconds pitch ever about finding alternatives for formal education which wasn’t that successful :D- then sessions coordinated by the people who just pitched for their projects , finally a keynote speaker plus another unexpected speaker with some interactive activities during the day .
For me the informal talks I had with different people -from everywhere literally Turkey , Germany, Egypt , Belgium , France……and so on - these talks with like minded- yet so different - people that tells you are not alone , you are not crazy and I think it is same reaction that people got from the workshops in the 3 countries.
also being new in town it is always good to meet new people who speaks english
I think I have been extremely lucky lately to be meeting online/offline a lot of really interesting passionate people - from technology geeks helping handicapped to people working with refugees- and I hope I can do the role of connecting them together so they can do more together.
Finally I think its always good to remember and have faith that by connecting the different small dots together we can be big - giants - and make sense happens
side notes :
- was hoping to meet @Dorotea as she was really helpful and supportive as all edgeryders really but sadly she couldn’t make it , met Elv pavilik but didn’t have a chance to have a talk with him
- for the alternatives for formal education I see that there are some people interested in that on edgeryders and I also know some people who are working on this , I really hope to push things forward in this topic
- from the interesting people I met was an Egyptian girl who was thinking about making a makesense like event in Egypt if someone is interested in that , still going to meet her hopefully in the coming days