Slide Zoom

My second high-difficulty presentation, "Slide Zoom," was a true test of fire. The more I learned, the more I realized the vastness of knowledge, which only increased my interest and desire to learn more, improve, and be better than I had been yesterday.

It was so challenging that I experienced my first significant mental block, which lasted an agonizing six hours. I erased, started over, and the tutorial was in English. No matter how hard I tried to slow down to understand, it just wasn't enough. However, after a period of frustration, "Whack!" Something activated inside me. That spark allowed me to overcome the difficulty level, and I finished the rest in just an hour. Although it was less time than my first presentation, it was the most intense eight hours of my life, a mental block of that magnitude I hadn't experienced in a long time.

All my visual pathways were blocked, but I never gave up and kept going. Every presentation I create requires meticulous research that is intertwined with everything.

From another perspective, this might seem like a knot of complexity. If you don't put yourself in the shoes of someone seeking progress, you'll never understand what it means to build an empire, a castle with every effort. For me, today's sacrifice is tomorrow's reward. This presentation not only demonstrates a technical leap, but also the resilience and unwavering will that are at the heart of Studio Legion Networking and its seven pillars.