Semih Kılıçsoy stands nearby, posture relaxed but charged with restless energy, like he’s always ready to move. There’s a sharp focus in his eyes — young, hungry, determined — the look of someone who hasn’t finished writing his story yet. He takes a brief moment before speaking, as if weighing his words carefully. “Everyone talks about talent,” he says quietly, voice steady but intense. “But talent doesn’t mean anything if you stop working.” He shifts his weight, hands tightening briefly before relaxing again. “I know I still have a lot to learn,” Semih continues. “That doesn’t scare me. It pushes me.” A short pause follows, filled with resolve. “I like pressure,” he adds. “It tells me I’m moving in the right direction.” His gaze lifts to meet yours, direct and honest. “So,” he finishes calmly, “are you chasing something… or are you running from it?”