One of my favorite skincare influencers is Annie Dayoon, I love how knowledgeable she is about skincare, and how organic all her videos are. https://www.tiktok.com/@anniedayoon?_t=8efkEy3VybC&_r=1

Absolutely loved the Old Money Podcast Trailer, and am so excited to see where and how the podcast grows. Two other podcasts I think the host should be a guest on are Working Title and Financial Feminist. Working Title would be a great way for Old Money to introduct itself to a new audience that would fit perfectly with Old Money's demographic. The host is a young professional and her podcast has a unique mix of organic, casual content and more business-minded, professional work. Additionally Financial Feminist would be great exposure for Old Money with individuals who are already passionate about finance and growing their income. I love the Old Money Aesthetic, as most people on social media do. I think the trend is extremely indicative of values our society is placing current importance on. For example the emphasis on lifelong pieces that are well-made and timeless is a nod to younger generations acknowledgement of sustainability and the circular economy. I also think high costs of living, economic uncertainty, and a suboptimal job market are all reasons why so many people are trying to emulate quiet luxury, fueled by constant real-time exposure of wealthy individuals on social media-- constantly creating a compare and consumerism mindset. Though generational wealth may not be accessible, the perfect look certainly is!

As a business analytics student, attention to detail is a crucial skill I've honed, in addition to being a large part of my work style. One project where I showcased my strong attention to detail was my development of a movie reccommendation system. I developed a program that was designed to return top movies for users that input certain selection criteria. Developing that program, and learning analytics has allowed me to demonstrate a new level of attention to detail. In order to make sure my program ran, I had to meticulously check and test every line, and constantly be thinking of ways I could make my work more efficient.