Brand content immediately turns me off when it feels overly salesy, inauthentic, or scripted. If it’s clearly just trying to push a product without showing real use, personality, or value, I lose interest fast. I’m also turned off by content that overpromises, uses fear based messaging, or feels disconnected from real life. I’m much more drawn to brands that feel honest, relatable, and focused on building trust rather than just making a quick sale.

If I had one week to introduce FORAH to young professionals, I’d focus on making it feel like an easy, natural part of their daily routine. I’d create short, relatable videos showing real life moments like morning routines, work breaks, post workout wind downs, or busy days when you want to feel your best. I’d use talking videos to explain what FORAH is in a simple, friendly way and why it fits into a modern, health forward lifestyle. I’d also encourage engagement with questions and comments, lean into trends that feel polished but still real, and highlight how FORAH supports balance without adding stress or complexity.

I’d describe FORAH as a brand that really focuses on feeling good from the inside out. It feels thoughtful, elevated, and intentional, like something created for people who care about their health, routines, and overall wellbeing but still want things to feel simple and approachable. It comes across as modern, trustworthy, and lifestyle driven, not overwhelming or clinical, just something you’d naturally want to add into your everyday life.