TikTok Holds Exclusive Event #SerunyadiTikTok: Cross-Generational Inspiration with Captain Hanafi, Ayen Boentoro, and Mr. Win

Kapanlagi.com - TikTok has just held an exclusive event titled #SerunyadiTikTok: Cross-Generational Creators Sharing Valuable Experiences on TikTok on Friday, September 13, 2024, at The Neighborhood Jakarta. This event featured cross-generational creators who have made a positive impact on the TikTok community in Indonesia. The event was presented to inspire TikTok users from various backgrounds.

The event, which lasted for approximately 1.5 hours, showcased inspiring figures such as Captain Hanafi Herlim, Ayen Boentoro, and Tjokro Wimantara (Pak Win), who shared their experiences and success stories on the platform. The journalists present and the KapanLagi team were given the opportunity to ask questions directly to the speakers, making this moment even more interactive and meaningful. Here are some inspiring moments shared by the cross-generational creators during this talk show.

"Tjokro Wimantara: A Millennial Representative Inspiring Gen Z to Do Business Through Education on TikTok"

Tjokro Wimantara, known as Pak Win, is a TikTok creator behind the account @asahpolapikir and CEO of GrowWin. He shares business knowledge through educational content with an entertaining roleplay style. Since 2020, Pak Win has consistently motivated people to pursue their passions in the business world and received the "Best of Learning and Education" award at the TikTok Awards Indonesia 2020. For Gen Z looking to start creating content, Mr. Win recommends a data-driven approach. "Use a data-based method," he said. According to him, it is important to try various types of content. "Shoot as many types of content as we can produce, we learn from there," he said. By trying different formats, we can map out which content is the most effective. "We can identify how many types we can create." From there, learning will come naturally. "Once you get one, you'll definitely get others," he added. Mr. Win emphasizes the importance of exploration at the beginning, trying everything to find what fits best.

"Ayen Boentoro, a Successful Gen X Representative on TikTok Thanks to Healthy Living and Nutrition Content"

Ayen Boentoro, a 54-year-old nutritionist, actively shares healthy living tips on TikTok through the account @ayenboentoro, where she has amassed over 150 thousand followers and 750 thousand likes. Ayen's motivation to share comes from her personal experience when her family faced health issues, which prompted her to change their lifestyle. With an educational background in Food Science from RMIT, she shares tips on nutrition and fitness through short videos and LIVE broadcasts. One of her viral videos reached over 600 thousand views. Ayen Boentoro shares tips on determining content by mentioning that she first started in April last year by jotting down health-related ideas on a piece of paper. "I brainstorm, although I don’t exactly follow topic by topic," said Ayen. She explained that she usually follows the main outline as a guideline to avoid confusion. Besides that, she also uses learning materials such as reading books or taking classes, based on her experience. "I try to use the simplest language possible so that it can be understood by the general public," she added.

Captain Hanafi Herlim: A Representative of the Baby Boomer Generation Inspiring Through Education on TikTok

Captain Hanafi Herlim, a former pilot with over 40 years of experience, became famous after his farewell video on his last flight went viral on TikTok in 2022. With over 28,200 flight hours, he continues to share education about the aviation world through the @hanafiherlim account on TikTok, which now has over 90 thousand followers and 2.9 million likes. Captain Hanafi consistently produces educational content, answers questions, and inspires many people, especially aspiring pilots, to pursue a career in aviation. Captain Hanafi Herlim provides tips for those who want to create educational content. He admits, "Sometimes I do run out of material or content, but suddenly something comes to mind based on experiences that are suitable to be made into educational content." According to him, inspiration can come from personal experiences or from netizen comments. "Sometimes it just comes to mind or I read netizen comments," he added. He also suggests to keep thinking ahead, "I always think what next." For him, the key is to listen to the audience, "Indeed, we must listen to the audience, and take educational questions," he stated. This way, new ideas will continue to emerge and the content will remain relevant and beneficial.

(kpl/ata)