
For a long time, I thought knowing where you were going was the same thing as being on the right path.
I started college on the pharmacy track, following a direction that made sense on paper for me, but never quite felt like mine. Then, of all things, a TikTok sent to me by my best friend about product design introduced to me to a world that I didn't even know existed
I followed that curiosity and was eventually led away from pharmacy and towards psychology and graphic design, with UX always in the back of mind as a space where understanding people and making things could exist side by side.
Sometimes finding your way starts with letting go of where you thought you were supposed to go.
Looking-back, changing direction taught me something that I still carry into my work: pay attention to what pulls you in, ask questions, stay curious, and don't be afraid to make something of your own.
I'm still figuring out exactly where all of this will take me, but the difference now is that I'm okay with not knowing.
— Hannah
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