Nicaragua There are some experiences in my life that have been helping me to develop my leadership ability. I remember when I was 14 years old, I was the representative student of my high school in the committee of childhood and adolescence of my hometown. This was a group formed by representatives of the mayor's office and teenagers. It had the objective to train adolescents about our rights and obligation with our familiar, our schools and our community. In this activities I had the opportunity to let other people know what I wanted and what my classmates wanted to receive from the mayoralty. I loved this opportunity because I could be the voice of others kids and teenagers. Another enriching experience was when I was 20 years old my close friends and I formed a group of 10 people. This group was created with the goal of making a December Christmas activity for kids who live in the Poorer rural areas of our community. I had the opportunity to coordinate different tasks to recollect money in our hometown to make possible this activity where we gave them food, clothes and toys. We worked hard to bring a little joy in those kids life. We prepare a beautiful activity whit music, clowns, candies and more. It was such an honor to be part of that. These are little examples of stages of my life where I learned to be a leader.