I’m really excited to work with Humbl because it’s at the intersection of creativity, social media, and technology—areas I’m passionate about and want to grow in. I see this as a chance to learn from a team that’s shaping how students and young creators engage with content in innovative ways. My future goal is to build a career creating content that is both entertaining and meaningful, while understanding how to use tools and strategies that make ideas reach the right audience. Working with Humbl would give me hands-on experience in real-world campaigns and collaborations, which I know will help me refine my skills and take my creative work to the next level. Honestly, I’m excited because it feels like a place where I can experiment, learn, and contribute ideas, while also moving closer to my long-term goal of leading content creation projects that really resonate with young audiences.

I’d focus on making it super relatable to dog owners—like the chaos of trying to walk a dog who suddenly decides every squirrel is life-or-death. I’d use bright, playful colors and a caption that dog owners instantly get, something like “When your dog sees a squirrel… and your plans go out the window.” My own dog is basically my creative partner—he’s always doing something ridiculous that I can turn into a funny, shareable moment. Humor, relatability, and a little bit of chaos is basically the formula to get dog owners engaged 😄.

I’m most comfortable using tools like Canva and Photoshop for digital content creation—they let me quickly turn ideas into polished visuals. I also work with Figma for layouts and collaborative projects, which is great for organizing designs efficiently. Honestly, I love exploring new tools too, because sometimes the “weird trick” in a tool ends up making the content really stand out. I like to think of it as balancing creativity with efficiency 😄.