Change the World Through Movement

If I had to name one single think I learned thanks to this project.

It certainly would be that your audience is the key. Out project was solid, based on hard data and scientific papers. The audience was group of potential investors with no scientific background. In hindsight, our emphasis on graphs and technical problems was not the most effective approach. This was, however, crucial learning moment for me.

I took part in the Changing the World Through Movement finale, a competition focused on connecting physical activity with broader social impact. Even though sport lies far outside my usual field of physics, the experience proved to be both refreshing and valuable. Stepping out of my comfort zone and presenting a project aimed at making outdoor gyms more accessible highlighted how differently people from various disciplines approach problems, ideas, and expectations. Challenges like this are a reminder of how important it is to occasionally step beyond familiar territory. They offer a chance to develop new skills, gain perspective, and rethink how ideas can translate across fields. I found the experience genuinely motivating and look forward to similar opportunities in the future. You can read more (in Czech) here.