I am excited by real-life content because it feels more relatable and meaningful. Showing routines as they actually happen creates trust and connection, which is especially important when talking about wellness and self-care. I enjoy capturing simple, everyday moments because they allow people to see themselves in the content, rather than feeling like they need to aspire to something unrealistic. That authenticity is what makes content feel lasting and community-driven rather than transactional.

When I genuinely love a product or routine, I share it naturally as part of my everyday life rather than positioning it as a recommendation. With friends, that often means casually mentioning what I am using and why it works for me. On social media, I integrate it into real moments like a morning routine, post-workout reset, or nighttime wind-down, explaining how it fits into my day. I focus on honesty and context so people understand not just what I use, but how and why I use it.

Self-care for me right now is about building small, consistent routines that help me stay grounded while balancing school, leadership roles, and a busy social life. It looks like starting my mornings calmly, staying hydrated throughout the day, prioritizing movement and sleep, and creating moments of pause that help me reset mentally. Rather than being elaborate, my self-care is practical and intentional, focused on habits that support my energy, focus, and overall well-being.