I'd choose the new book. I feel learning about stuff that are not easily taught is something that most people tend to avoid, but could actuall be great for them. Take as an example UGC. If I didnt read about it, I woukd most likely not be here, leading me not to know that I can mke money while doing something that i truly love; content creating.

A time I created engaging content was when I made a 30 - second video about how people are stuck on loops, causing them not to be disciplined enough for a dream they deeply crave.

I used coloring visuals, a sound that advices you not to be on a loop, and me trying to sleep while I avoid it. Suddenly i wake up realsing that I'm actually on a loop. I doubt myself, but a voice asks me what was my dream about yesterday. There, i show my dreams through real - life celebrities.

Suddenly, the video comes back to me, and i realise i have to take action, which i do in the last 3 seconds. It has a cinematic cyberpunk hopecore.

I would most likely tell them that I bought a safety product to start the conversation. My goal would be to prove to them how much safer i feel walking home at night, after classes or drinks, and that i realised how much my safety matters to my mental health. Being scared creates anxiety that a student or 9-5 worker cannot handle, and with just 1 product that actually provides safety, I dont have to worry about that anymore.