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Hey, what do you do currently? There may be some skills you already have that would help an aspect of moving into UX. Also what type of UX practitioner do you want to be (researcher, designer etc?)
So I'd say you're likely to be familiar with the requirements side of things and working with a Product Owner? If so that's great as the main thing being a UX designer is that you're solving the user pain points but also meeting business goals (that form requirements) with the solution you create. Even if you are more focused on design you still have to understand the importance of user research and how behavioural patterns influence how things are used.
Get familiar with the double diamond approach and lean UX as a lot of companies follow these processes. Read up on design thinking too.
'design of every day things' is a classic entry UX book, also 'don't make me think' by Steve Krug.
Finally I'd say being technically minded helps a lot when working with developers to build a platform/app etc as you need to understand what's technically feasible as well as any constraints when designing a solution.
If you can, a great first step would be to try and pair or shadow a UX designer on a project, so you can learn from real life examples.
Working in consulting myself I've mentored a lot of BAs to help them transition into UX, and it's definitely achievable, might not be quick but if you're not shy of hard work you can do it ☺️
Let me know if you have any more questions or anything, I'm happy to help!