I stay authentic by making sure my content always feels like me, not a version I think will perform well. I don’t script everything or try to follow every trend if it doesn’t fit my personality. I talk the way I actually talk, share experiences I’m genuinely going through, and only post things I’d be comfortable saying in real life. I also focus on showing real moments, not just polished ones—balancing school, working at a dental office, stress, motivation, and everyday routines. If something feels forced or inauthentic, I don’t post it. I’d rather have content that connects with fewer people in a meaningful way than content that goes viral but doesn’t represent who I am. Lastly, I listen to my audience. Their responses and conversations help guide what I share, but I never change who I am to please them. That balance is what keeps my videos honest and relatable.

What makes my TikTok content unique is that it’s real, relatable, and multifaceted. I don’t just stick to one niche—I blend student life, dentistry/biology interests, work at a dental office, lifestyle, and personality into my content so it feels authentic rather than forced.

On campus, I’m involved with pre-health clubs, where I’ve gained valuable experience working with peers who are passionate about healthcare and wellness. Through these clubs, I’ve developed strong communication and teamwork skills by collaborating on events and projects focused on health education and community outreach. This involvement has also deepened my understanding of the healthcare field, which I believe is relevant and would help me contribute effectively to this position.