If I start posting less, it’s because I’m training to become a referee.
Sometimes in life, we reach a point where we feel called toward something new—something that challenges us, pushes us, and helps us grow in ways we never expected. For me, that new journey is stepping into the world of refereeing. It’s not just a hobby or something I decided on overnight. It’s a commitment, a responsibility, and a path that requires discipline, focus, and a lot of hard work. That’s why, in the coming days and weeks, you may notice I won’t be posting as often as I used to.
Training to become a referee isn’t simple. It’s not just about knowing the rules—it’s about mastering them. It’s about timing, awareness, physical fitness, mental sharpness, and learning how to make decisions in pressure-filled moments. When you step into that role, you’re not just watching the game—you’re controlling the game. You’re the person who keeps order, ensures fairness, and maintains the integrity of the sport. That responsibility means I have to give it my full attention, and that takes hours of practice, study, and dedication.
I’ve realized that to accomplish something meaningful, sometimes you have to sacrifice comfort. You have to cut down on distractions, limit your time online, and focus on building the version of yourself you want to become. So if you see fewer updates from me, it’s not because I’ve disappeared or lost interest—it’s because I’m investing in myself and preparing for something bigger.
This journey is personal to me. It’s a chance to prove to myself that I can step into a new role, learn something from the ground up, and rise to the challenge. It’s also a way to develop discipline, confidence, and leadership—qualities that go far beyond sports. Every training session, every drill, every study hour is shaping me into someone stronger, sharper, and more responsible.
I’m excited, nervous, and motivated all at the same time. I know the work won’t be easy, but nothing worthwhile ever is. And when I finally step onto the field or into the ring with the whistle in my hand, I want to know that I’ve earned my place there through dedication, not shortcuts.
So for everyone who follows me, supports me, or notices my absence—just know that I’m still here. I’m just putting in the work behind the scenes. And when I return to posting regularly, I’ll come back with more experience, more knowledge, and a story of growth worth sharing.
Until then, thank you for understanding. This is the beginning of a new chapter, and I’m giving it everything I’ve got.
