UX, Product & Digital Design

What different perspectives taught me

One of the most important things I've learned in life is that two people can experience the same world in completely different ways.

Growing up between cultures, travelling through Asia and Europe, working with young people and spending years in music taught me that there is rarely one "normal" way to think, communicate or solve a problem. Every person carries a different story, a different perspective and a different way of seeing the world.

The more people I met, the less interested I became in having the right answers and the more interested I became in understanding the questions behind them.

Looking back, UX design feels less like a profession and more like a continuation of that curiosity: understanding people, challenging assumptions and creating experiences that make sense from someone else's point of view.