For as long as I can remember I have always dreamed of being an inventor; creating and fixing things were my favorite hobbies, which made me feel excited and calm at the same time. Growing up I thought my path was leading me toward engineering, but I realized that what I really wanted was to find creative solutions to people's problems. By chance, I discovered the design world, and through product design first, and then graphic design, I got hooked and continued to study in order to learn how I could make useful and practical products.

However, during my university career, I felt the need to broaden the focus of my studies on the service design field and in general on designing non-tangible things, services, and approaches that can be implemented in today's world.