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This lecture presents the journey of Wassim Daouedi, from his childhood in Tunisia to his research at EPFL on the Bradderton Problem in fluid mechanics. He discusses the importance of excellence, flexibility, and continuous learning, highlighting his interest in artificial intelligence and its ethical implications.