Yes, I helped a friend’s mom with her in-person sales. From that experience, I learned that you really have to meet people where they are and engage with them in a genuine way. Staying positive and friendly throughout the interaction is key, and clear communication makes all the difference. That experience showed me that building connections with customers is just as important as the product itself.

My video creation process usually follows two approaches. First, I look at what people are engaging with the most when it comes to the product or topic I’m making a video about. This helps me understand trends and what viewers are interested in. Second, I go with my instincts what I personally feel is the best way to present the idea and what comes to mind creatively. Combining these two approaches helps me make videos that are both appealing to viewers and authentic to my style.

One piece of content that got more engagement than usual was a video I made when I went to a restaurant for my friend’s birthday. I just shared my genuine experience at the restaurant because I noticed not many people had posted about it before. Since posting, the video has gained a lot of traction people are saving it, enjoying it, and even going to the restaurant themselves. I think what made it successful was that it was authentic, informative, and showcased something unique that hadn’t been widely shared before.