I haven’t sold anything officially yet, but I’ve had small experiences that taught me the basics of presenting something well and communicating clearly. For example, I’ve helped friends and family pick products, compare options, and explain why one might fit their needs better. That showed me how important it is to listen, be honest, and highlight the value of something in a simple way. Those are the same skills needed in sales or promoting products, and I’m confident I can apply them as I get more experience.

My video creation process starts with paying attention to what catches my eye. I save ideas from trending content, interesting sounds, or products I’m genuinely curious about. Then I think about how I could put my own simple twist on it—whether that’s a clean aesthetic, a quick tip, or a relatable moment. I like to plan a loose outline so the video stays short and clear, then focus on good lighting and a natural tone when I record. Even though I’m still growing my experience, I draw a lot of inspiration from creators I admire, everyday moments, and trends that feel true to my personality.

I think a piece of content that got more engagement than usual was when I truly focused on the lighting and posted about something that made my audience engaged.