I would show wearIQ fitting naturally into my daily life by incorporating it into the content I already create, such as my “day in the life” and “work with me” videos as a college student. My audience already connects with the perspective I share as a full time student balancing school and work, and I’ve even had people approach me on campus to tell me how much they enjoy that authentic viewpoint. Smart glasses would integrate seamlessly into my routine, enhancing the perspective I already offer rather than changing it. By organically capturing moments throughout my day walking to class, studying, working, or leading tours, wearIQ would feel like a natural extension of my lifestyle and storytelling style.

What excites me most about wearable technology is the creative potential it unlocks for storytelling and content creation. As a creator focused on college life, I regularly share engaging “day in the life” videos that document my experience as a full-time student paying for college and working as a tour guide, which has allowed me to build a strong and supportive community. Wearable technology adds a new layer to that storytelling by capturing content directly from the wearer’s perspective, making experiences feel more immersive and authentic. It’s a rapidly growing space with endless opportunities to elevate how stories are told, offering audiences a more personal and dynamic view of everyday moments.

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