Yes

Absolutely! One of my most successful TikTok experiences was when I shared a short, honest video about struggling to stay focused while working from home. I used a trending audio but added my own twist by showing a real moment — sitting at my desk surrounded by distractions, then flipping to how I used a simple ADHD-friendly routine to get back on track. The video felt casual and unfiltered, and that authenticity really connected with people. It reached over 50k views, sparked hundreds of comments from people saying “this is so me,” and started genuine conversations around productivity and mental health. I engaged with nearly every comment, posted follow-up tips that people asked for, and even gained a small but loyal audience who still check in when I post. That experience taught me the power of relatable storytelling and responding to your audience in real-time.

To stay authentic and relatable, I plan to document my journey with the Healthy Happy ADHD book in real time — sharing both the wins and the struggles. I’ll keep it casual, like I’m talking to a friend, with content that includes: Day-in-the-life check-ins showing how I apply tips from the book in real situations — like tackling tasks I usually avoid or creating ADHD-friendly routines. Honest reflections — not just what’s working, but also what’s still hard. I want viewers to feel seen, not preached to. Creative formats like “before and after” routines, voiceovers of my inner thoughts, or humor-based skits showing the realities of living with ADHD. I’ll also engage directly with followers — replying to comments, stitching relatable ADHD posts, and asking for their own tips. The goal is to build a supportive community where growth feels possible, not perfect.