Meet Tasha, an aspiring UX designer with a unique background in psychology and mental health.

When Tasha came to me, she felt lost. She was overwhelmed by the competitive market, unsure how to position herself, and worried her background wouldn’t stand out to hiring managers.

Here’s what we did:

1. Framed her unique value proposition. We highlighted her psychology expertise as a strength, emphasizing her user empathy and behavioral insights.

2. Transformed her portfolio. Together, we created compelling case studies showcasing her ability to identify user pain points and solve them effectively.

3. Built her confidence. Through mock interviews, Tasha learned how to pitch her background authentically and align it with UX roles.

The results?

• Tasha’s portfolio now reflects a distinct, impactful narrative that resonates with hiring managers.

• She approaches interviews with confidence, no longer questioning the value of her unique background.

• Employers see her psychology expertise as a competitive edge, setting her apart in a crowded field .

Your background, no matter how unconventional, can be your biggest advantage—if you know how to position it.

If you’re tired of blending in, DM me “Proof.” Let’s show the world what makes you stand out.

P.S.: DM me “Proof” to see how we can transform your UX career.