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* Hey my name is Quadasha and I want to talk about my regrets. I regret not starting to promote myself doing my makeup when I first got into it no matter how bad it was. I regret in 2020 while we were inside on locked down instead of spending money, I could have been making money, and putting myself out there and putting myself in front of the camera I let fear depression and anxiety hold me back. I was watching AaliyahJ Brianna Marie Nitraab and many more. I could’ve been alongside them at this moment if I would’ve just kept going, but I didn’t
* Now let me tell you about my goals I’m now on TikTok promoting myself, not because of the brand deals or money honestly, I just wanna put myself out there and put my work out there because eventually before I hit 31 I wanna open up my own shop and start taking clients And doing makeup I don’t have many followers and honestly most people look over me, but I’m hoping and praying to God every day that one day I hit that chance that viral moment so when all eyes are on me and I can finally start doing what I love and that’s makeup. I just want to do makeup until the day I die.
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In today's digital age, self-promotion is vital for aspiring makeup artists like Quadasha. Many individuals face similar regrets when starting their careers, particularly during challenging times like the 2020 lockdown, where fear and anxiety hold them back. It's essential to recognize that every artist, no matter their skill level, has the potential to grow and succeed by putting themselves out there online. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram provide opportunities to reach wider audiences and showcase talents. Quadasha is currently leveraging TikTok to promote her work, prioritizing passion over monetary gains. This approach is commendable as authentic content can attract followers and potential clients who resonate with the creator's journey. The journey may be difficult, but each step taken towards self-promotion can lead to moments of virality that significantly boost visibility. Utilizing hashtags like #mua, #blackgirl, and #viral can enhance discovery among target audiences looking for unique and relatable content. Quadasha's story is a reminder for all aspiring artists to embrace their passions regardless of their follower count. By consistently creating and sharing content, the path to achieving one's dreams becomes clearer. Together, we can reshape the narrative around self-promotion in the beauty industry.
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