@LeahCreatesUGC I would love to be considered for a collaboration! Here is my link tree that has my portfolio: https://t.co/MsPBGYChRI here is my email as well. [email protected]
Day 12 of UGC examples🎃☕️
This style of content is one of my favorites because it feels like a recipe someone would actually save and try instead of being ad-like
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Q4 feels easier as a creator because the holiday demand brings more opportunities. But it also makes me wonder how I’ll maintain that momentum in Q1. From what I’m seeing, creating stronger storytelling content could help me attract brands beyond the holiday season.
I’ve learned to focus on my effort instead of getting attached to results. It helps me stay consistent and stress less when things don’t go as planned.
Today, I realized that my desire to become a business owner goes back to third grade. Watching Shark Tank sparked something in me even then, I remember feeling convinced that building a business was the path I wanted to pursue.
I believe people searching for their next big opportunity should pay more attention to the options already in front of them. It’s easy to get stuck in analysis paralysis while trying to make the perfect choice, but taking action helps you discover what’s possible.
One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned this summer doing UGC is that trying to follow everyone’s advice can leave me overwhelmed and unsure of my next step. Focusing on two people I trust helps me stay clear, consistent, and intentional about the advice I put into action.
I’m learning that I can’t rely on things turning out exactly how I expect. What I can control is the effort I put in, the actions I take, and how consistently I show up. From there, I have to give those efforts time and stay open to how things unfold.
I’m learning that I can’t rely on things turning out exactly how I expect. What I can control is the effort I put in, the actions I take, and how consistently I show up. From there, I have to give those efforts time and stay open to how things unfold.
One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned this summer doing UGC is that trying to follow everyone’s advice can leave me overwhelmed and unsure of my next step. Focusing on two people I trust helps me stay clear, consistent, and intentional about the advice I put into action.
I believe people searching for their next big opportunity should pay more attention to the options already in front of them. It’s easy to get stuck in analysis paralysis while trying to make the perfect choice, but taking action helps you discover what’s possible.
One thing about this year:
I feel like I’m becoming more of my ideal self.
But with that comes growing pains especially learning to stay consistent.
Sometimes I forget how many opportunities are actually out there because I get comfortable settling with less.