Growing up in a creative household, with a father in marketing who drew and painted, becoming creative was inevitable. And even so, I tried fighting it. I moved to England at the age of 20, and somehow ended up working for a film production company, as an editors assistant. After moving back to Denmark after 3 years in Cambridge, I got accepted into University in Odense, but ended up writing novels on the side, and publishing them online. 

I realized studying English at university wasn’t for me, and started working as an interviewer at Norstat. After less than a year, I was promoted to Interviewmanager and was given the task of hiring, training and guiding the employees. Furthermore, I held seminars about communication, interview technique and GDPR.

After 4 years of doing so, I started nursing school. One day I attended a lecture about design-thinking. I looked at my fellow nursing students, and saw them looking bored and distracted. I myself was as if glued to every word.

And thats when I realized it was actually possible for me to take my creative and “inventor-like” brain, and use it in my working life. 

Shortly after, was I studying to become a Multimedia designer.