Codie Sanchez

That's the condition of being an effective professional.

Public stuff is different.

And

Public stuff is, it's not of the same quality.

It's really uneven.

Presumably the feedback you get from your colleagues and your boss, in most cases, pretty high level, right?

Unless you have a terrible boss.

But the public stuff is all over the map.

Some of it is bullshit.

Most of it, in fact, is bullshit.

It's people who don't know what they're talking about or whatever.

And there's little bits here and there that are, as I said, of really high quality and you should pay attention to.

And when it's public,

It is really, really easy to feel, to get shamed or to get overwhelmed or to feel, and that's how, that's not for everybody.

And I wouldn't wish it on everybody.

And if you are someone who can't deal with that kind of public stuff, then you need to be in a field where that's not a part of it.

If you don't want to, if you're someone who doesn't want that, don't put stuff on social media.

Just don't, you don't have to.

No one's forcing you to do that kind of public-facing stuff.

And so, yeah, that's a very different issue than the first one.