When Bryndis first discovered Udemy, she wasn’t looking for a course – she was looking for a way forward. An artist at heart, Bryndis paints and dreams of teaching others to do the same. But turning that passion into a business required something new: technical skills, digital tools, and the confidence to step into a rapidly changing world.

Keeping up with a changing world

As a volunteer working with teenagers through the Red Cross, Bryndis sees firsthand how quickly things are evolving. “When I listen to them, I understand that the world is changing,” she says. “I wanted to learn more – to keep up.” She started searching for ways to build her knowledge in innovation and technology. That’s when she came across Udemy. “I saw an ad that said everyone can learn. So I clicked.”

Starting from scratch – and sticking with it

Like many learners, Bryndis began at the very beginning. She explored courses in web development, design tools like Canva, and even AI. “I’m still learning, but I’m getting there,” she says. “I can choose what I want to learn each week – data one week, development the next. It’s so easy to pick and choose.” That flexibility is what led her to become a Udemy subscriber. “The courses are so well described. Everything feels organized – it’s easy to learn.” In just two months, she’s already building momentum – creating Instagram content, experimenting with digital tools, and laying the groundwork for her future website.