Cycling is a versatile and expensive sport in Pakistan. The culture and infrastructure for cycling are not well-developed, leading to challenges for aspiring cyclists. Family and societal support for pursuing cycling as a career is limited. The academic culture in Pakistan focuses primarily on textbooks, leaving little room for hobbies and sports. The lack of opportunities and support for athletes in Pakistan is a major hurdle. However, there is hope for change, with a shift towards fitness and other sports after COVID-19. It is important for individuals to invest in themselves, manage their time effectively, and surround themselves with the right people. Financial management and having a backup plan are crucial for athletes, as sports careers can be short-lived. Overall, it is essential to start pursuing one's passion and create opportunities rather than waiting for them. Takeaways Cycling is an expensive sport in Pakistan, requiring significant investment in equipment. The culture and infrastructure for cycling in Pakistan are not well-developed, leading to limited opportunities and support for aspiring cyclists. The academic culture in Pakistan focuses primarily on textbooks, leaving little room for hobbies and sports. It is important for individuals to invest in themselves, manage their time effectively, and surround themselves with the right people. Financial management and having a backup plan are crucial for athletes, as sports careers can be short-lived. Individuals should start pursuing their passion and create opportunities rather than waiting for them. Chapters 00:00 The Expensive and Versatile World of Cycling in Pakistan 08:26 Challenges Faced by Aspiring Cyclists in Pakistan 18:19 The Impact of Academic Culture on Sports in Pakistan 23:26 The High Cost of Cycling Equipment 29:37 The Importance of Support and Surrounding Yourself with the Right People 39:31 The Lack of Hobbies and Entertainment in Pakistan