Show Notes
Host Roger Christie spoke with James d'Apice - founder at law firm Gravamen - about how he uses social media with such authenticity, and what some of the pros and cons have been. James shared an interesting insight into how he has used detractor comments to fuel his own content strategy. (Tune in to episode 43 of the Your Digital Reputation podcast to learn more about his story).
This insight serves as the inspiration for today's practical reflection episode where Roger explains how leaders can greatly reduce the risk of trolling through three simple steps.
TIMESTAMPS: [00:01:48] - The Elephant in the Room: Trolling [00:03:03] - Reducing Risk and Fear [00:04:39] - Strategy 1: Get Clear on Your Purpose [00:07:56] - Strategy 2: Be Selective with Your Network [00:10:34] - Strategy 3: Listen More Than You Talk [00:11:58] - Overcoming Discomfort
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