Jun 30, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 15 segments
In this episode of From Vision to Creation, Alexander sits down with entrepreneur, brand strategist, and founder Camille Moore for a powerful conversation about personal branding, business growth…
Camille MooreGuest
Alexander SchmiedingHostWell, one thing that you and I were talking about before we started recording is that you feel very confident to make polarizing statements and have an opinion about things.
Camille, I think, I'm not sure if cancel culture has anything to do with this or what the deal is, but I think that people are afraid.
And I think that that's what sets you apart because I've even heard you talk about how you challenged Nike on a lot of their marketing efforts.
Like what did you challenge them on and what was that experience like for you?

The thing that's complicated is that I want to preface what I'm going to say with...

And that's why I try to be so real and raw and authentic about the story is like, I think it's the biggest joke of all that Van Cleef wants to hire me and Bulgari's flying me to Rome.

And this is like, I feel like I'm like, it's living proof of like, to me, it's almost like, It's a movie of...

And that's like the way that I want to preface it is the growth that I've experienced.

I always wanted to be older, but there's actually something that comes with the wisdom of time.

And what I've realized along the way is I was really, I've always been a blunt person that will tell you, what I'm thinking but I was definitely not as bullish and bold in a public setting and that's why I started on TikTok because the idea of posting shit on Instagram petrified me because everyone and their mother when you have no followers is like who does she think she is now and those are real feelings and we can address that in the next you know the next segment the next portion of this but The thing that's complicated is that if you're not prepared to say something different, it doesn't break through the algorithm.

So you have to have a point of view or perspective because otherwise, if you're saying nothing, there isn't a spike in interest.

It's just based on are people watching your video past the five second mark? And if the answer is no because you're not saying anything or you're taking too long to preface or you're waffling or you're trying to explain both sides, you've lost their attention.
Well, one thing that you and I were talking about before we started recording is that you feel very confident to make polarizing statements and have an opinion about things.
Camille, I think, I'm not sure if cancel culture has anything to do with this or what the deal is, but I think that people are afraid.
And I think that that's what sets you apart because I've even heard you talk about how you challenged Nike on a lot of their marketing efforts.
Like what did you challenge them on and what was that experience like for you?

The thing that's complicated is that I want to preface what I'm going to say with...

And that's why I try to be so real and raw and authentic about the story is like, I think it's the biggest joke of all that Van Cleef wants to hire me and Bulgari's flying me to Rome.

And this is like, I feel like I'm like, it's living proof of like, to me, it's almost like, It's a movie of...

And that's like the way that I want to preface it is the growth that I've experienced.

I always wanted to be older, but there's actually something that comes with the wisdom of time.

And what I've realized along the way is I was really, I've always been a blunt person that will tell you, what I'm thinking but I was definitely not as bullish and bold in a public setting and that's why I started on TikTok because the idea of posting shit on Instagram petrified me because everyone and their mother when you have no followers is like who does she think she is now and those are real feelings and we can address that in the next you know the next segment the next portion of this but The thing that's complicated is that if you're not prepared to say something different, it doesn't break through the algorithm.

So you have to have a point of view or perspective because otherwise, if you're saying nothing, there isn't a spike in interest.

It's just based on are people watching your video past the five second mark? And if the answer is no because you're not saying anything or you're taking too long to preface or you're waffling or you're trying to explain both sides, you've lost their attention.
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