The year 2000 marks the beginning of his television career and also the return to his hometown, Bucharest where he continued his studies at the Department of Journalism, Hyperion University, which he graduated in 2004.

This happened in 2002 at the invitation of the Ministry of Defense, when he participated two times in the Afghanistan War theatre to perform in front of the Romanian troops, with his pop group Hi-Q.

After a few years in which he kept trying to implement "My Role Model" at national level, he got the idea to promote his project within a political party.

In 2010, at the suggestion of the President of the Social Democratic Party, Victor Ponta,[8] Mihai Sturzu officially began his political life.

[10] In the fall of 2012, with the support of the Social Democratic Party, Mihai Sturzu joined the race for a position in the Chamber of Deputies in the constituency number 24 of Sector 6, Bucharest.

The election campaign was led under the slogan "A Parliament in the rhythm of my generation" and was accomplished with the help of 30 volunteers, students from the political science departments of colleges.

Applauded by the NGOs and supported by 106 MPs[13] of the main parliamentary groups, the bill passed in both Senate and Chamber of Deputies and became a Law on 23 June 2014, when it was signed by the President of Romania.

[17] In April 2016, in pursuit of this objective, Sturzu completed the theoretical courses of the Higher Civil Aviation School.

His passion for cycling became notorious, when in a television shooting, Mihai missed his bicycle jump and fell during the recording, which became popular on the internet.