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Accusations that cost men their careers. Are women more vicious in business than men?
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Regardless of your stage in business, as soon as you go public, you have to become very mindful of your conduct, presentation, reactions, and impact.
Many of us entrepreneurs forget, that we don't have to be Hollywood celebrities, public figures, or run a big company in order to be observed, judged, and held accountable.
Also, there may be instances, where we do everything right, spending many years building a legacy and losing it all due to a one-off mistake in conduct, or a wrongful accusation.
In this instance, as recent loud events have shown us, whether you're a top-paid Hollywood star, a well-known influencer, or an average Joe running a small business, your carefully crafted career can disappear in a blink of an eye.
And despite the financial status, you can lose one thing even money can't buy - public opinion.
Today's fiery episode has it all - the wrongful accusations, the public cancellations, bad conduct, and an explanation of what this all means to you and me - a plain business owner...
Also, let's discuss the concerning increase in men being slandered and used by women for their own advantage, as well as answer the question of "are women still the weaker sex", or have we gone overboard with our "rights" movement...
You can always send us your feedback, and/or episode topic requests to: habitsofinfluence@gmail.com!
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