Yes! In my creative work leading a women’s faith-based community, I often navigate sensitive topics like addiction, self-worth, and spiritual identity. One example was when I shared my personal journey of overcoming weed addiction after being convicted in my walk with Christ. I approached it with vulnerability, transparency, and grace—focusing not just on the struggle, but on the redemption and healing God provided. I made sure to create a safe, non-judgmental space for others to share their stories too. The authenticity resonated deeply with the community, leading to powerful conversations, stronger connections, and a sense of hope for those in similar situations.

Yes, I am 21 years or older. One time I took initiative beyond my typical responsibilities was when I noticed a gap in engagement and consistency within a faith-based women’s group I was part of. Although I wasn’t assigned a leadership role, I stepped up to create weekly community challenges, organize virtual fitness and prayer sessions, and personally reach out to members to build stronger connections. What motivated me was a passion for helping women feel seen, supported, and spiritually empowered. As a result, participation grew, new members joined, and the group became more active and united.

To develop a comprehensive digital marketing campaign for New Brew’s non-alcoholic beverages, I’d focus on building a lifestyle brand that connects with health-conscious and sober-curious audiences. The strategy would include engaging content on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, influencer partnerships, educational blog posts, and interactive campaigns like “New Brew Nights.” Paid ads, email marketing, and SEO would support reach and conversion, while community-building and storytelling would drive brand loyalty.