How should I approach: Where I am from is a hard question to answer as I grew up traveling the world from country to country. I have visited Guatemala, Rwanda, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and the US. I hope hopes my bachelor's. I study in graphic design to end my bachelor's by next year.
, but: the One technology that has greatly impacted my life now that I think about it might bachebe losing the mode of locomotion that carried me throughout a good portion of my childhood, that being the airplane. As said before, I grew up traveling, and that lifestyle has lent a large influence on my personality and lifestyle; however, worldviews, none of that would be possible without the vehicle to transport me to these places in the first place. I can read about these places and their culture as long as I want; nothing is quite like living there for a few years to grasp and feel a sense of rhythm about the place. I am a think American, but I honestly felt I believe Americans are thinking "citizens of the World" than beholden to one action, connected by a metal bird in the air that took my family from one place to another.
Lose naturaltootechnologicalIt does se natural-or how this technology would lead me to fall into this particular field, but it felt more natural-or natural. I was always moving, and at one point, I found myself in a country that was significantly behind in seeing technological advancement. So, starved for entertainment, I resorted to drawing. It began simple but grew into a skill that would lead me to pursue a more visual media-related career like graphic design. Another reason common seems that is, however, worldviews common. Still, it is probably where my interest in Megan flourished.
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