I’ve helped my mom run her beauty salon, including promoting and selling hair care products to clients. By explaining product benefits and understanding each customer’s needs, I learned that successful selling is about building trust, listening carefully, and showing value rather than just pushing a product. Even small personal touches, like tailored recommendations, can make a big difference in customer satisfaction and sales.

My video creation process starts with figuring out the story or mood I want to share. I plan out the shots and setting to match that vision, then focus on clean editing, good pacing, and music that fits the vibe. I like to make sure every part of the video feels cohesive and intentional. Most of my inspiration comes from everyday moments, social media trends, and visuals that stand out to me. I save ideas when they spark something so I can build on them later.

One piece of content I made that got more engagement than usual was a photo series I shot and edited during a cultural event for my community. I shared behind-the-scenes moments along with the final photos, and people loved seeing the authentic, candid side. It got more comments, saves, and shares than my usual posts, and I think it worked well because it told a story and captured emotions, not just the visuals. It made people feel like they were part of the experience.