While I haven’t done a lot of formal selling online or in person, I have had experiences where I convinced friends or family to try something I recommended or helped with small exchanges, like organizing events or managing team activities. From these experiences, I learned the importance of understanding what people need and communicating clearly how what I offer can help them. It taught me that selling is really about building trust and showing value, not just pushing a product.

“My video creation process usually starts with identifying the core message or story I want to share. I brainstorm ideas based on what’s relevant or interesting to my audience, then plan the key scenes or points I want to highlight. I focus on keeping the content engaging and authentic, often adding a personal touch or creative twist. For inspiration, I look at current trends, popular content in my niche, and everyday experiences that resonate with people. I also draw inspiration from music, conversations, and sometimes just observing my surroundings to find fresh ideas that connect emotionally with viewers.”

One piece of content I created that got more engagement than usual was a clever, relatable message I wrote that combined humor with honesty. I think it was successful because it felt authentic and spoke directly to the audience’s feelings, making them want to like, comment, or share. The tone was casual but thoughtful, which helped build a real connection and encouraged people to engage naturally.”