I believe that the desire to learn should always remain alive, and I constantly experimented on myself to shape my own life.

I started to enjoy the process of pushing my limits and seeing what the human mind is capable of during my training.

I often found myself feeling inspired by the books I read, thinking about how I could shape my own life like those remarkable figures I read about.

Studying is a significant challenge for me, and I have to sacrifice a lot to find out who I am as a human being. I was willing to give up everything to pursue this journey of self-discovery.

I spent a lot of time thinking about conflicts of principle, where things were not fitting together properly, and concluded that sometimes you have to change things or break the mold a little bit.

On a personal level, I'm examining my behaviors that indicate avoidance of uncomfortable problems and identifying what drives me towards constructive actions, like reading and writing.

I got interested in my lack of interest in writing another book about endurance, which led me to explore why I feel drawn to new experiences.

I spent time in the Himalayas, embracing solitude and meeting remarkable individuals, which played a huge role in shaping me and discovering my inner power.

When I read for extended periods, my mind enters a meditative state that fosters deep thinking and connection-making.