I've just realized that psychology and design might actually be the through line I've been looking for. They give me a way to understand people and build things that serve them better. When I design with psychological insight, I'm working with how minds actually process information, how attention flows, how decisions form under pressure. Every interface becomes a chance to reduce cognitive load, clarify choices, honor the mental reality of the person using it. This feels like something I'm genuinely built for. I understand both the invisible architecture of human behavior and the practical tools to respond with real solutions. As I wrote earlier, I'm committed to staying curious and open to fresh starts. This intersection gives me depth to master while keeping the flexibility to experiment across contexts. I think this might be it.