I thought I'd be a therapist or in marketing. Instead, I became a designer – and honestly, it makes sense. My marketing degree and psych minor taught me to understand people, and UX let me actually design for them. I'm entirely self-taught (online courses bootcamps, internships, and late night google), moved from Mumbai to Singapore, worked at ExpressVPN and Rakuten Viki and now I am remotely working at a tech agency. I used to think you needed a design degree to break in. Turns out, you just need curiosity, persistence, and someone who won't gatekeep the process. That's why I'm here – to help you navigate the messy, non-linear path into design without the BS or the impostor syndrome (okay, maybe some impostor syndrome, but we'll work through it together).