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# As promised, I’m back with another batch of reflections!
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**Bouldering** has become much more than just a sport for me – it’s truly a journey of self-discovery and pushing my own boundaries.
Although the initial fear of new routes seemed overwhelming, I’m slowly starting to see something special in all of it. I’m getting better at it, and each training session, despite the occasional fatigue, brings me so much satisfaction.

**Sometimes**, after training when I’m too exhausted to do anything else, I unwind with Dexter. It’s a series that grabbed me to the point where I can watch it for hours without realizing how much time has passed. Dexter is the perfect example of someone trying to find balance in chaos, yet constantly struggling with their inner demons. I felt that this show had something that resonated with my own experiences – trying to maintain balance between the physical and mental sides of life, whether it’s bouldering or day-to-day living.

You know what’s the best part? Besides Netflix shows, I’ve found some really cool YouTube channels that combine my interests with programming. I’ve started diving deeper into C# learning, but not in a typical way. I’m watching a lot of content that’s both entertaining and educational, which helps me have fun while developing my skills.

One of my favorite videos is a series where five game developers make a game without communicating. It’s total chaos and fun, and at the same time, it shows how crucial effective communication is within a team, even in the creative process. It’s a great mix of creativity and humor that pulls you in, even though it’s not a traditional educational video.

On the other hand, I’ve found channels that offer a more practical approach, like "How To" tutorials for game development. These videos explain the basics of programming in C# and help with techniques related to Unity. They fit perfectly with my dreams of working on my own projects in this field. Though I’m still at the beginning of this journey, these tutorials help me understand the fundamentals and are changing the way I think about creation. I’m starting to see myself as someone who not only creates animations but could also one day create their own game.

And as we speak of the animation, I  would like you to check this out, one of my latest hits :)


![Amelia.gif](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/ggenos/48RMhTMqj5jx7rm5JFuRC3mCY7n7Q8z6QQQYjBE8vRb4mARbrDy2uvAi8jiVPBLVid.gif)


<center><h1>***Static version down below!***</h1></center>

![Amelkazdj.png](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/ggenos/48RMhTMqj5jx7rm5JFuRC3mCY7n7Q8z6QQQYjBE8vRb4mARbrDy2uvAi8tTvzj2udH.png)
*Btw it's my sweetest girlfriend sleeping :3*

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<p>All of this is happening alongside my bouldering journey. Just as I was afraid of new routes in the beginning, I now look at new challenges with more calm. Conquering fears on the wall is a bit like solving programming problems: at first, everything seems difficult, but with each attempt, you gain experience. And just like in bouldering, with each new route, I become more confident, and with every new C# tutorial, I feel like I’m taking another step towards realizing my goals.

So what’s next? This question always comes up when I reflect on everything I’ve managed to achieve. My passions continue to grow. Bouldering and programming – these are the two things that currently shape my everyday life. I’m still trying to balance both, knowing that each one brings something valuable to my life. So now, aside from climbing sessions, my next goal will be expanding my knowledge in game and animation creation – maybe one day I’ll break through my own limits in that field too.

**Thanks to everyone who supports me on this journey – whether it’s on the bouldering wall or in the virtual world of programming. You’re all part of this adventure!**</p>


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</center><center> Music for today's post [here](https://open.spotify.com/track/4RGWHfQeJftd5XrP8JUgFj?si=c20f2a1d2c414953).

I'll see you next week guys, and I hope you liked today's post!
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<center><sup>These graphics were already shared on my socials.</sup></center><center><sub></sub></center>

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