Finishing a marathon in under 3 hours has been one of the most rewarding running goals because it was the result of dedication, discipline and perseverance. No matter how much you prepare you still end up experiencing setbacks and adversity during the race. This distance will test your mental resilience and ability to fight through discomfort. I feel that the marathon is a great anology for life where that deep sense of commitment and determination can turn challenges into success.

I enjoy the challenge of isometric tiling because it is an art that at a minimum requires percision. Once you've mastered being percise the sky is the limit. Isometric tiling can be challenging because it requires careful alignment and consistent angles to maintain an illusion of three dimensional space, on a flat surface. Small measurement errors in the angles or length of the edges can distort the overall pattern and shatter the illusion due to the lack of symmetry. Maintaining seamless repitition across large areas is also difficult becasue a variety of shapes and layers must fit together perfectly without gapping or overlapping. The combination of both technical and visual demands make isometric tiling an art of patience and percision