During the training run, we made changes that had a positive impact, sometimes better than anticipated, which was an exciting moment for the team.

My training for the challenge lasted six months, covering approximately 30 kilometers daily, totaling about 900 kilometers a week, which was well planned and enjoyable.

We realized we would never feel ready to launch, so we set a date and worked hard for four months to prepare for it.

When we shoot videos, we consult with experts and pre-plan everything to minimize risks, ensuring safety is prioritized.

From day one, we built our own foundation models instead of just fine-tuning existing ones, which allowed us to make significant architectural decisions during the pre-training process.

Focusing on the long term and planning for the future helped us ignore present conditions, allowing us to cherish the moment despite challenges.

Our experience taught us to be conservative during optimistic times and optimistic during fearful times, ensuring we always had enough runway to survive for more than five years.

Nothing is impossible if you plan and prepare well.

Preparation and planning are crucial, but the real change comes from the mindset; I was preparing for my only chance to make history, believing I could do it.