We are practitioners. What we can do is not only the result of textbooks, but has been paid for with hard work, the fruit of which we value much more than hasty opinions. We don't want to spend hours debating what can't be done and why. There are no things that cannot be done, there are only things that no one has done.

It is much easier to say: "I don't think it's possible" than to do something or achieve something without saying a word. Therefore, a job well done is the center of our professional activity. We want to see how what we create works and serves others, helping them overcome problems and achieve their intended goals.