I'm a gamer passionate about beautiful products and stunning visuals. I'm fortunate to have design as a superpower, which enables me to help others turn their ideas into reality and make a positive impact.

I enjoy coffee, food, minimalism, and movies or TV shows. Minimalism is essential to my lifestyle, as it helps me streamline my surroundings and concentrate on what matters most.

Before I finished writing this, Tobias van Schneider shared a poignant and beautifully crafted story about Counter-Strike on his blog, which you can read here. As I read it, it felt like he had pulled the words straight from my heart. I shared the same emotions, experiences, and nostalgia—it was as if I had written it myself. Every word and sentence resonated with me, capturing precisely what I wanted to express.

Counter-Strike has completely shaped my childhood. The best memories and lasting friendships were built in those servers, on those maps, and in every new game I played without expecting anything in return—it was just pure fun.

After more than 20 years of playing Counter-Strike, I now mainly enjoy co-op games rather than competitive ones. Nevertheless, I still view gaming as a joyful experience in my daily life, filled with fun every time I play with friends.

Coffee is more than just a beverage—it's a ritual, an art form, and a connection to something greater than myself. From the first moment I held freshly roasted beans, I became captivated. Each bean tells a story of perseverance and commitment, from the farmers who carefully cultivate and harvest them to the roasters who enhance their best flavors.

Brewing coffee is where the magic occurs. It's a moment of calm precision when I immerse myself in the craft and savor the result in my cup. For me, coffee isn't just a drink—it's a way to slow down, appreciate the details, and feel anchored in the effort and passion that makes it special.

Learning to ride a bike was one of the first real lessons in freedom I ever experienced. As a kid, it was pure joy—the wind rushing past, exploring new places, and feeling like the world was suddenly within reach. That sense of freedom hasn't left me. Riding a bike now serves as an escape, a state of mind where I can leave behind stress and distractions and be.

There's a simplicity to it—a connection to the moment—much like the minimalist beauty I seek in other areas of my life. Whether riding my bike on a quiet city street or a long stretch of open road, my bike is more than just transportation; it reminds me of how good it feels to move forward, let go, and be alive.