From as far as I can remember, I have loved to create. From drawing to creating miniature clays, arts and crafts - creativity was in my blood with even the sky not being a limit.
Organizing and finding creative solutions was a natural strong trait I held.
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As I grew older I had to choose the academic route, so I focused on my interest in art and design by studying design and creative marketing. 
When I moved to Israel, I worked for many years as a lead graphic designer in a large publication. It was here I was able to use my creative talent as well as my leadership qualities to create wonderful works of art as part of a large team. 
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As time passed, I realized the importance of doing what you love, not just as a hobby, but through what you spend the most time on - your job.
Working and solving problems, and being creative is what I love, and that's why I decided to transition into UX and UI design - and it's one of the best decisions I have made.
To me and as a UX/UI designer, the combination of learning human behaviour, business, and design is ideal in the process of solving problems and meeting both the user and the business needs.
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In my free time, I love organizing and redesigning my house.  Baking and decorating fondant cakes. As well as spending quality time with my precious family.