I would say my family has been the most influential. My mother studied chemical physics (physics of small things) and my father studied astrophysics (physics of large things). I always assumed I was going into the physical sciences. My mother coached my math club in school, which completely normalized being a woman in math. My parents gave me this game called "Logical Journey of the Zoombinis" which I loved as a kid, and looking back it's actually very mathematical. I've always been a visual person, and have loved geometry and math for as long as I can remember. I feel very fortunate for my parents. I think I became serious about mathematics as a career after my last year as an undergraduate, when I did a research experience for undergraduates (REU) and found I really liked the research experience. I went on to do a masters, then PhD, and now I'm a postdoc.