It all started in 2021. Back then, everything was new— putting on my fins for the first time, running through my first buddy check, the feeling of weightlessness underwater.

Today, just a few years later, my focus has shifted completely. Since 2024, I have been working consistently towards a goal that never leaves my mind: diving in caves and mines.

It is these places, which hardly anyone ever gets to see, that fascinate me. Dark, silent, technically demanding. Places where every detail counts. Where errors are not an option, but have real consequences. This is exactly what drives me: the perfect interplay of precision, calmness, and blind trust within the team.

I am someone who loves structure. That is why I train according to standards, not by feel. The GUE philosophy has taught me what discipline, team culture, and safety truly mean underwater. I spend my weekends doing drills, gas planning, and practicing skills in cold water. Not because I have to—but because I want to.

However, this path has a hurdle: Tec and Overhead diving is expensive. Not in the sense of "luxury," but because high-quality equipment is vital here. Lighting systems, backup lights, redundant configurations—these are not extras; they are my life support. I am 18, I work, I save, and I train hard—but the financial barriers are high when you want to ascend into this level of diving safely and seriously.

That is the reason why I am starting this project. Not to "make quick money," but to gain support for a path into which I am pouring all my energy. Every contribution goes 100% into equipment and training—specifically towards the next steps for my Cave 1 class and the gear that will keep me safe there.

I document my progress openly—via social media, in GUE groups, and through personal updates. Those who support me receive no empty promises, but direct insight into the process: the training, the learning, the mistakes, and the progress.

I know that many of you have walked this same path. You know how much discipline, passion, and frustration it takes until that first real overhead dive runs calmly and under control. That is exactly where I want to be. With focus, respect—and, hopefully, your support.

I am ready to put in the work. With your support, I know I can take the next step - equipped, focused, and committed to reaching my goal.