I find the idea of travel genuinely fascinating, what draws me to it is how travel seems to shake people out of their default patterns. There's something about being somewhere unfamiliar , navigating a city where you don't speak the language, tasting food you've never encountered, watching how people in another place solve everyday problems differently, that creates this productive disorientation. You're forced to pay attention in a way you don't at home. I'm particularly intrigued by how travel reveals the arbitrary nature of so many things we take as universal. The right way to greet someone, what counts as polite, how close to stand during conversation, what foods go together, all these things we absorb growing up turn out to be local solutions, not universal truths. That realization can be oddly freeing. And there's something about the temporary nature of being a traveler that seems to give people permission to be different versions of themselves, more open to conversation with strangers, more willing to try things, more present in the moment because they know it's finite.

What inspires me most about AI driven content creation is the way it lets people turn ideas into polished concepts faster and more boldly than before. For example, I would use AI to rapidly prototype creative directions whether that’s generating visual moodboards, drafting narrative variations, or exploring multiple design styles in minutes so I can focus more of my energy on refining the best ideas rather than struggling to produce the first version. I’m also inspired by how AI encourages experimentation; I might take an initial concept, feed it into different generative tools, and see unexpected interpretations that push the project in new, exciting directions. In a professional setting, I’d use AI as both a creative accelerator and a thought partner to expand the range and quality of what I can deliver

I will use AI tools to enhance digital creativity by streamlining the early ideation process, for example I might generate multiple visual or written concepts with tools like Midjourney or ChatGPT to explore creative directions quickly. I’d also use AI to refine and iterate on designs, such as using AI-powered editing to adjust colors, layouts, or styles before finalizing them manually. And if I’m working on multimedia projects, I’d use AI driven video or audio tools to create rapid prototypes for example, generating draft animations or voiceovers to accelerate production and leave more time for creative decision making