Yes, I’m confident on camera and truly enjoy expressing myself through video content. I know how to stay natural, speak authentically, and connect with the audience in a way that feels personal and real. Especially when the topic is meaningful—like resetting my health, habits, and mindset—I’m fully comfortable sharing that journey in a relatable and engaging way.

Yes, one of my most successful moments on TikTok was when I posted a short video sharing a real, unfiltered moment from my daily life with ADHD. I talked about how I manage distractions using a simple focus trick that works for me personally. The video was completely unscripted, and I just spoke from the heart. To my surprise, the video gained over 50,000 views and 2,000+ likes. But more importantly, the comments were filled with people saying things like, "This is exactly what I go through," or "I’m going to try this too!" It created a wave of connection and support, and that’s when I realized the power of being vulnerable and real. When you share something genuine, people don’t just watch—they relate and engage deeply.

While sharing my journey with the 'Healthy Happy ADHD' book on TikTok, my main focus is always on capturing real moments—unfiltered and honest, just the way I truly am. I talk about my daily struggles, small victories, and the raw emotions that people living with ADHD often experience, so that viewers don’t just listen—they actually see themselves in my story. I use relatable storytelling, real-life examples, and behind-the-scenes clips to show how this book is helping me bring more balance and clarity into my life. Throughout the process, I pay close attention to my audience’s comments and feedback, because I don’t want it to be a one-way broadcast—I want it to feel like a real, two-way connection.