I currently work as a sales specialist in a clothing and shoe store, where I’ve learned how to understand customer needs, build trust, and recommend the right products. On the side, I also sell Korean skincare and clothes on Vinted. These experiences taught me how to present items clearly, write persuasive descriptions, and connect with different types of buyers, both in person and online. Selling isn’t just about products, it’s about people.

My video creation process usually starts with something that genuinely excites me, like a K-drama scene, a skincare trend, or a moment that feels relatable. I save ideas constantly from TikTok, Instagram, or fan communities, and then plan how I can add value, like translating, explaining context, or making it more visually engaging. I try to keep things authentic and timely, and I always ask myself: “Would I stop scrolling for this?”

One of my most engaging posts was a video where I translated a pre-release scene from a Korean drama into English before the official subtitles came out. Fans were excited because they could understand the dialogue early, and it created a sense of community around the drama. I think it did well because it was timely, helpful, and tapped into the global K-drama fandom.