Yes, I do. I run five social media channels across different platforms with a combined following of 55,000. I’ve been creating and editing videos for about six years now. Throughout that time, I’ve learned how to film, edit, and tailor content to each platform’s style and audience. It started as a passion I’ve always loved, capturing the beauty in my life and sharing it, but over tim,e it’s become a skill I’ve really developed and refined through consistent posting and growth.

On TikTok, I think people just want to feel something — usually to laugh or relate. If a video feels like a big, obvious ad, they’ll scroll instantly. The content that works is the kind that feels natural, like something your friend would send you. It should tap into trends and everyday moments so it doesn’t feel forced. Instagram is different. People go there for inspiration and aesthetics. They like seeing something chic, put-together, and visually pleasing.

I scroll on TikTok for one hour, taking notes of video ideas, then I spend one hour posting on my social media channels!