Nick Johnson

on a much wider scale.

And perhaps, you know, we'd be forgiven for forgetting that just one click, one unfollow, one like is not seen by so many people.

But then you look at the Beckhams and those brief clicks have such huge ramifications.

Yeah, well, the World Economic Forum in Davos, that's a gathering of some of the most powerful people in the world.

World leaders are there.

World financiers are there.

And David Beckham,

himself is there today at the moment at this resort in the Swiss Alps.

And he's been talking to the American broadcaster CNBC.

He's been talking to them about young people and their use of social media and how they can best use social media.

And he's talked about how

there are many dangers of social media, which are well reported, but also the positives of social media.

He's talked about how he uses his platform and his following to what he says, try and make positive differences on social media.

But this is the interesting thing.

He says, I've tried to do the same with my children to educate them.

They make mistakes.

Children are allowed to make mistakes.

He says, that's how they learn.

That's what I try to teach my kids.

But you have to sometimes let them make those mistakes.