Social Media is Real Life

Social Media is Real LifeEpisode IntroductionIn this episode of the GET SEEN, host Leilani dives into the common concerns and frustrations many people have with social media. From feeling intimidated or disconnected to dealing with unsolicited messages, Leilani shares personal experiences and insights on how to navigate these challenges authentically. Drawing from a background in sales and a deep understanding of online interactions, Leilani sheds light on the importance of genuine connections before diving into collaborations or representations. Join us as we explore practical strategies and thought-provoking anecdotes that will empower you to embrace your true self in the digital world. Get ready to demystify social media in this episode of the GET SEEN!.Main TopicsRepresentation and representing oneself on social mediaAnalogy of social media as a platformImportance of making conscious choicesAuthenticity on social mediaDifference between real life and social mediaImportance of being true to oneselfSocial media perceptionClients' initial feelings towards social mediaEvolution of perceptionFilters and fakeness on social mediaComparison with real lifeImportance of vulnerability<br/>Connect with Leilani
Leilani Wells is a Visibility Expert and Brand Manager specializing in social media marketing, video content creation, and getting you SEEN. She is especially known for her signature program, "GET SEEN." 
Leilani has the ability to recognize the magnitude of your gifts and capabilities almost instantly. After identifying her clients potential, she guides them to it, increasing their confidence and clarity along the way. 
Leilani's clients are recognized throughout social media platforms and online. Their gifts are amplified in the process, and in turn, they get to enjoy a more fulfilling business experience. 
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