Respect for taking a leap.

You could still do an AMA video interview.

#Introduceyourself tag

Do the AMA in the community mentioned above.

Share brief video responses, so it was mostly visual.

AMA + #Introduceyourself + Video might be a strong move.

Would be a bit of work, but it might be fun.

Save on time, you could batch respond to questions each day of the AMA.

These posts are active for upvotes for a 7 day period of time, and then after that, you can't upvote them and give any more hive.

Ex:

AMA Day 1, you could just talk about yourself, play cello nude etc -- welcome a response and offer a video for each day people respond.

No editing. Just you, sharing, uploading.

AMA Day 2, Share some about your process for vinyl art creation, and answer questions that were posted in day 1.

etc.

broadcast each day on twitter etc. other platforms. People who want to ask you a question can do so through HIVE for these days.

At the end, you share all of your links, and answer everyone's questions, and have shared a bunch about yourself, and posted a few videos.

I would check back each day -- "What is she going to share next?"

More experimental moves, people would get to know you.

Looks like there are a bunch of people who would be glad to offer you some opinions, and a couple of models who reached out to you, etc.

Exploring what these people are up to, or who the people are who upvoted / commented might not be a bad idea either.

It's kind of overwhelming, and it's a lot to learn at once.

.:.

The way your payouts work is that the amount of money you see is split in two -- between yourself, and the people who upvote you.

So you get rewarded for curation, if you have a bunch of hive staked, and you get rewarded for content if you post quality / engaging content that gets upvoted by people with a bunch of hive staked.

So, a good strategy for you would probably be something like -- try a new experiment each day, and make a post that is sort of like a paid post you would do for another platform, in terms of the quality that you're sharing -- cause people will respond to that, and you'll be getting a little bit of a reward more than you would have gotten on a post on twitter or instagram etc.

Then, when you're comfortable, and such, you can branch out / experiment / collaborate / make friends / whatever.

Cheers for Leaping first.