Many of us losing money, ambition, and a sense of safety (if we were privileged enough to have any in the first place). Everyone seems to be talking about the scarcity of toilet paper—which we find to be ridiculous and we won’t be wasting any more energy discussing it—when we really need to be concerned about the nation-wide ice cream shortage (and the health and safety of all, obviously).
There is merit about how we show up online and in the world and it has an impact on others, whether or not we intended to make one.
Instagram is meant to exist as an open forum, where each person is allowed the space to exist in a way that is unique to them. It’s an outlet, a tool to facilitate human connection and expression. This function of social media has been largely forgotten by a culture of posting doctored photos that reflect physically impossible breast-to-waist-to-ass ratios and unrealistically airbrushed complexions.
![Read this if your social media content isn’t converting to sales. 💰 [money bag emoji]
Three of the biggest mistakes I see with entrepreneurs:
1. Their content isn’t an accurate reflection of what it’s like to work with them / use](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59a22e829f8dceb4db878761/1661783300182-ZC6GEDHOIISUIJ03FHJI/image-asset.jpeg)
