Motorsport

From the age of 7, my parents caught me watching F1. I don't know exactly where it came from, but, for example, my favorite cartoon is Cars. As I got older, I discovered Need For Speed Most Wanted on Xbox and, of course, Fast and Furious. If you ask a car fan where their passion came from, it's usually one of the three: Cars, NFS Most Wanted, or Fast and Furious. My parents have always been fascinated and amazed by my particular attraction to cars. Sometimes, on the freeway, my dad would pick up a car at random, and I'd be able to name the brand, model, and sometimes even the year it was built. I've always been the kid chasing a Ferrari, and the beauty of it is that I'm still that kid. Today, I'm still pursuing my passion, and my dream would obviously be to work in motorsport. I still watch F1, rally, the Dakar, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans. I play on simulators on all types of terrain whenever I have free time because at this stage, it's no longer passion; it's an obsession.

Music

I've been immersed in music since I was a toddler. It was hours of singing, screaming in the car, and all over the house since I was a kid. Today I continue to listen to an enormous amount of music; my playlist grows by at least 10 songs each week with very different styles. I go from rock to electro, to rap, to classical... because I love music in its entirety. I'd like people to see it the same way I do; you don't need to like a genre to enjoy a song. Some say they don't like a certain kind of music, but it is impossible nowadays because so many artists mix genres, and personally, that's what makes me tick. As soon as I can, I go to festivals, concerts, really anything to do with music. Last year I was in my high school choir, and in two weeks, I have to do a performance on stage where others will dance, act a play, or tell a poem. Me, I decided to sing.

2019 – 2020 : Danse Hip Hop

It's worth noting that I grew up extremely fast and at a very young age. The consequences were that I didn't know how to master those big stilts, and I often found myself falling. So when I lost my taste for water sports, we decided to turn to dance, and a studio near my home offered hip-hop classes. This sport taught me to better control my body. I'm far from being good at dancing, but it had the positive point of teaching me to use this great body I've been given.

2020 – à ce jour : Crossfit, Gym, Bicycle

The COVID-19 pandemic meant we were all locked in at home. I was unable to do any sports, so I decided to exercise at home without any equipment. It was challenging, but I kept at it every day, and after a few months, the results were clearly there. So much so that my father decided to join me in my quest to become better, and today I continue to train because every day I have to be better than the man I was yesterday. It's as if every morning I'm fighting with him - if I win, I keep going; if I lose, I redouble my efforts. As simple as that, I added to it reading, lots of reading. While my father took up sports again thanks to me, it was he who introduced me to reading motivating, inspiring, and instructive texts: "The Path of the Archer," "The Guide of the Enlightened Knight," "The 48 Laws of Power," "The Toltec Agreements"...