Gemini saidI don’t just look at the numbers and call it a day; I look for actual resonance. Since I’m studying Immersive Digital Media, I pay close attention to things like watch time and how people are interacting with my 3D models or motion graphics—if they aren’t stopping to look, the tech doesn't matter. I also lean on my experience from sales and hospitality to read between the lines of the comments and feedback. To me, whats working means the content is actually sparking a conversation or getting a direct response, not just sitting there collecting empty likes. I track how many people actually take the next step, like clicking a link or hitting follow, because at the end of the day, if it’s not driving growth or building a real connection with the audience, it’s just noise.

I believe the pain points that would convert best right now center on the "digital noise" and "imposter syndrome" common in 2026. Using my background in Immersive Digital Media, I’d focus on the feeling of being "programmed" by algorithms and social pressure, using 3D modelling and After Effects to visualize the mental clutter that SELFTALK can clear. There is also a huge opportunity in targeting "decision paralysis"—the exhaustion of constant choices—by framing positive self-talk as a way to regain mental agency and speed. My experience in hospitality and sales at places like Londis and Westport Woods has taught me that people respond best when you address their need for immediate, "on-the-go" care, so highlighting how SELFTALK provides instant relief during a high-pressure moment is a winning angle.

I find the mission of SELFTALK interesting because it aligns with my background in creating immersive, human centred experiences. As a student of Immersive Digital Media at TUS Moylish Midwest, I am trained to use technology like Adobe After Effects and 3D modelling to build deeper connections between digital content and the user. SELFTALK’s focus on internal dialogue and mindset is a perfect canvas for this kind of work. My professional experience in hospitality at the Westport Woods Hotel and Knockranny House Hotel taught me the importance of treating people with "utmost care," a principle that is central to a mission focused on positive self-communication. Additionally, my passion for music production and artwork gives me a unique perspective on how sound and visuals can influence a person's mood and mental state. Combining my technical skills with my experience in sales and customer needs at Londis, I see a massive opportunity to create content that doesn't just look good, but actually helps people change the way they talk to themselves