I live my life for God and him alone. I love my family and prioritize them and my freinds in my life. I just finished 5-years of D1 collegiate volleyball as a confrence champion in my final year and now have both my BA and MBA. And was raised with a standard excellence that I carry with me today and it makes me who I am. I love to work with people who are accounatble, committed to doing excellent work, and love to have fun while doing it.

 I think the answer to this question  is a double-edged sword. There is a segment of social media that works because of authenticity and relatability. There is also a side that works because of trend following and dishonest self-presentation. We all know this to be true because we are human and human issues are not escapable even with editing power. As humans we have an innate desire to want the things that are good for us and to us, but are often drawn to the things that are neither of those things. That is why the dishonest side of the sword is effective.  I also believe that overall, what makes either side of the pendulum of success swing your way, is consistency. That is consistency in your posting schedule, your online persona, and depending on the size of creator your offline persona also. A consistent storyline generates organic interest and attention, whether it is authentic to who you are or not.

I love the premise your company promotes about reducing screen time. It lines up with the lifestyle and beliefs about social media having a place in our lives but not being first place. A concept I actively personify in my content creation schedule and style.