It seems that with everyone using social media these days, people are always informing others on what is going on in their lives. Whether it’s important or not.
One question:
What’s the difference between bragging and just telling people about the important stuff you’re doing?
Adam spent 25 years in retail, restaurant, and hospitality leadership — managing teams of 60, growing a store from $600K to $2M+, and overseeing guest experience at a corporate level. Author of The Bravest You (endorsed by Seth Godin). Host of two podcasts. 170K monthly readers. Grimes, Iowa.
I struggle with this question a lot too. I wonder? I don’t want to be a bragger but I a) want people to know what I’m up to b) want to promote my work and who I am and c) want to know what my friends are up to. I guess it all comes down to perception.
maybe so…
I struggle with this question a lot too. I wonder? I don’t want to be a bragger but I a) want people to know what I’m up to b) want to promote my work and who I am and c) want to know what my friends are up to. I guess it all comes down to perception.
maybe so…
It’s simple when you tell about “the important stuff you are doing” – it’s informing.
When you call at middle of the night to say “I am in hot tub with a hot dog that has my name on it!” – it’s bragging. =)
Informing has a positive value for a receiver.
Bragging has a negative one.
It’s simple when you tell about “the important stuff you are doing” – it’s informing.
When you call at middle of the night to say “I am in hot tub with a hot dog that has my name on it!” – it’s bragging. =)
Informing has a positive value for a receiver.
Bragging has a negative one.