I may not have 20 years of experience, but I do have hands-on experience consulting for organizations like MLB, running social media campaigns for local startups, and creating content that builds real connection. With my background in therapy and social entrepreneurship, I understand people and how authenticity drives engagement. I’m driven, adaptable, and excited to bring both creativity and purpose to this role.

From my perspective, authenticity, emotion, and relatability are what work best on social media because they mirror what actually builds trust and connection in real life. As a therapist and social entrepreneur, I’ve seen how people are drawn to spaces where they feel understood, seen, and safe to be themselves. Authentic content resonates because it feels human, not manufactured. Emotion is powerful because it’s what sparks action, whether that’s laughter, curiosity, or inspiration. Relatability makes content shareable, because when people see themselves in a post, they want to pass it along to others who will “get it” too. To me, these three elements cut through the noise of constant online content and create the kind of genuine engagement that lasts.

I’d be especially interested in a social media creation role for a company that limits screen time because it bridges my professional background with my personal values. As a therapist and social entrepreneur, I’ve seen firsthand the challenges that come with technology overuse, but I’ve also learned the power of intentional digital connection. With my experience developing social media campaigns, I know how to create engaging content that inspires people while aligning with healthier boundaries online. This role excites me because it allows me to combine creativity and strategy with a mission I believe in, helping people use tech in a way that truly enhances their lives