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How to Decide What Personal Details to Share in Your Professional Life

By Jess Cording — 2019

Have you ever struggled with knowing how much you want to share about your own life online where your professional network and clients or patients can read it? You’re not alone. In today’s world, largely thanks to social media and the internet, the boundaries between our personal and professional lives get blurred.

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Setting Limits and Boundaries