I want to talk about the short term future of my cubing career and what plans I have. I want to temporarily stop learning blind, get state record and learn ZBLL. I am also writing this on my phone at nearly midnight, so if something is misspelled or is confusing, then I can clarify later if need be.
BLD: I am stopping my journey to learn Blind right now. I already know corners and am fairly consistent with it, but edges is more difficult, and full solves are just out of the picture right now. I may finish learning for another competition in November, but I have no current plans or motivation to keep learning it.
State Record: I have also gotten close to beating the state record in my last competition, so I will be making a push for sub 11 consistently so I can have a higher chance at state record. I want to get the state record at my next comp which is on August 5, so I don't have much time to improve slowly, or ignore major flaws and issues with my solving.
ZBLL: I have recently taken an interest in learning a bunch of ZBLL's to challenge myself mentally. I will plan on learning most of the T subset before the end of the year, the sooner the better though. I would also appreciate anyone that wants to provide help, other resources, or a general order of subsets to learn. I am currently learning from Algdb and Max Siauw's videos, and I have been practicing most of the algorithms in the first of the 6 episodes on T ZBLL.