I graduated with a degree in International Logistics Management, but my true calling has always been in psychology, driven by a deep desire to help others. This passion led me to build a personal library filled with the works of great thinkers like Alfred Adler, Viktor Frankl, Plato, Schopenhauer, Carl Jung, Friedrich Nietzsche, and many others.

Ever since I became aware of the complexity of the world, I’ve wanted to learn more. But the more I learned, the more chaotic everything seemed—just like in interfaces, where too much information can overwhelm the user. That’s when I realized that clarity is the key.

There’s always been a small artist inside me, and when I discovered UX/UI Design, I knew this was my path. It’s a field where I can create meaningful experiences while helping others navigate this complex world. That’s how I became a UX/UI Designer.