As a teacher, I had the opportunity to design and implement curriculums that were tailored to the individual needs of each child. This required me to develop a deep sense of empathy for children, understanding their unique learning styles and tailoring my teaching approach to their specific needs.

Over time, I realized that this same skill set could be applied to the field of UX design. Like children, users have unique needs and preferences, and it's important to understand and empathize with them in order to create successful products. Transitioning to UX design was a natural progression for me, as it allowed me to continue to apply my empathy and problem-solving skills in a new and exciting way.