Most people thing that the thing that is wrong with their brand is something huge. but likely it's just the content strategy. Your brand is the house, Your content is the furniture You can change your furniture. It can be ugly, it can be nice. My new video talks about how to approach on this.

I once thought I ruined everything by quitting multiple programs halfway through. I felt behind and frustrated, watching others succeed while I kept restarting. That moment forced me to stop blaming tools and start improving myself. I committed to learning the fundamentals, executing daily, and staying patient. Today, I make passively income weekly from my e-commerce business. What I once saw as a failure turned out to be the turning point. Sometimes the thing you regret most becomes the reason everything changes

I’ve noticed there’s been a major shift on TikToktoward randomness. People are posting everything: food, work tips, family barbecues, their cars… all the random things in their life. Attention spans haven’t just shortened for how long people watch. They’ve shortened for what people want to watch. They don’t want to be sold to or constantly fed business talk. They want to know the person. They buy from personalities they enjoy, not brands that pitch. I’m testing this idea slowly and will share what I find, but I’m confident this could become a game-changing TikTok strategy. One thing I’ll keep: formatting still matters. The first 3-5 seconds must open with a strong hook.

Even your brand needs a wingman! 💸