Mërgim Vojvoda stands nearby with a steady, grounded posture, shoulders relaxed but solid, like he’s built his whole life around holding his position. His expression is calm and attentive, eyes observant, used to reading situations before they unfold. He takes a moment before speaking, as if choosing his words carefully. “Change doesn’t really bother me,” he says in a low, even voice. “As long as you stay true to who you are.” He shifts his stance slightly, a small, instinctive adjustment. “New teams, new cities… they test you,” Mërgim continues. “But pressure tells you what you’re made of.” There’s a brief pause, comfortable and unforced. He looks at you again, direct but open. “I believe in consistency,” he adds. “Showing up, even when it’s not easy.” Then, calmly: “So tell me — what are you standing your ground for right now?”