Sometimes you have to give something back (or take a step back) to find your path. That's what happened to me. I finished high school without having found my destination (or calling). I studied tourism at King Juan Carlos University and started working as a cabin crew member at Iberia, thinking it was what I wanted to do. However, I soon realized it wasn't for me. Since I had a temporary contract, I used that time to search for my true vocation, until I discovered design. I took a course where I learned Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, and I loved the experience. I decided to go further and study a second degree: Graphic Design and Digital Creation at the UOC (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya). For four years, I juggled these studies with my job as a cabin crew member, often studying in the hotel room, all with a clear objective: to become a UX/UI designer. Although I am a person with a quiet demeanor, I am quite restless when it comes to knowledge. I follow design world trends and like to stay informed. I have no qualms about learning new skills to be a good designer. In my free time, apart from learning, I am a fan of PC video games, although I also enjoy going out for some shopping or even just to eat. I am also very fond of cars, and although I don't have great technical knowledge, I can say that 'I love to drive'.