Post 2: Why did I choose my major?

During my childhood, I used to like many things related to art, such as music or painting, so I spent a lot of time drawing and learning to play some instruments. My parents (especially my mom) always said to me that I had many skills to this and they encouraged me to keep it up. I thought that I could will dedicated to something connected to this in future. However, I never had a specific dream job.

As I grew up, in my high school days, I started to think what I wanted to study at university, but nothing motivated me enough. Also, I started to put me a lot of pressure to decide an option as time goes on, and that was probably my big mistake at the time.

In 2019, I decided to enter into Baccalaureate Program at the University of Chile, because I still didn't know what I wanted to study. My experience there was terrible, it was my first time I lived away from my home and family, and it was hard to get adapted to the university. I felt really bad because I wanted to go back, but at the same time, I thought about the consequences if I made that decision, so I just kept trying. In the second semester of the same year, I took advantage of the possibility of making an internal career change, and I decided to enter architecture mainly because of my skills. My process to incorporate to the career it was difficult, but I don't regret my decision. 

                                             This is an axonometric that I did last year from a project.