For a long time, I wondered if my career was too broad. I started in digital design, moved into UX engineering, worked across learning experiences and digital products, and eventually found myself focusing more on product experience and adoption. Looking back, I don't see those as separate chapters anymore. Each one taught me something different: Design taught me clarity. UX taught me to understand behaviour. Technology taught me feasibility. Learning taught me how people build confidence. Product taught me to connect experiences with outcomes. Today, I bring those perspectives together around one question: How do we help people not only use a product, but understand it, adopt it, and get real value from it? 👉 Lessons Learned From Working Across Design, UX, Learning, and Product I’d love to hear from others who have also taken a non-linear path through their careers. What did your different disciplines teach you that you still use today?