I have yet to do so.

My video creation process usually starts with brainstorming ideas from my my daily life whether that's being on campus, in the sorority, or at the gym. I pay attention to small moments that people might find relatable or inspiring, and then I think about how to present them in an aesthetic way. I also get a lot of inspiration from scrolling through TikTok trends, especially sounds.

One of my recent TikTok videos that got more engagement than usual was an aesthetic "day on campus" video where I shared my life as a college student and sorority member. I think it performed so well because it combined a relatable lifestyle theme with trendy music and a soft, girly aesthetic that a lot of viewers connected with. People enjoy seeing authentic, everyday routines but presented in a visually appealing way, and that video hit both points. I've also noticed my gym videos tend to get higher engagement since fitness content is popular, and it resonates with audiences who are motivated by health and wellness. Overall, I think the success came from aesthetic sounds/editing.