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If someone has a problem with you, what is the best way to address it?
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When I asked this question, I didn’t think about all the different situation where it could apply; online, family, friends, coworkers, boss, peer, employees, colleagues – the list goes on.
And each relationship makes the answer to this question a little bit different. How much do you care about the person who has the problem? Some random keyboard vigilante? Who cares. Someone you love dearly, that’s a different question.
Brooke Miles started us off by sharing her experience dealing with comments on her YouTube channel. If she can find a shred of usefulness she likes to thank them and then maybe ask for more evidence based information.
Domenico Ciarallo stepped in next to say he likes to take things out of the world of abstract text, like emails, text messages or social media comments and have a real conversation face-to-face and person to person.
Fallon Siniscarco agreed, particularly for her generation. She said it is too easy to be passive aggressive if everything is done via text.
For me the first question is always, “Is this my stuff?” Sometimes it is and I need to own that. But often, particularly online, it’s not. I recently responded to a comment on one of my videos by saying, “I can tell that you believe I’m wrong and I’m okay with that.”
Sometimes someone can have a problem with you and it is their problem to deal with.
What do you do when people have a problem with you? How do you decide if you should cut ties or work it out?
Connect with the panelists:
Brooke Miles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brookethemarketingpro/
Is the President of Delaware Shout Out where they teach you to outshine your competitors on social media
Fallon Siniscarco: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fallon-siniscarco-889558267/
Student Utica university studying occupational therapy. She will be going to grad school in the fall.
Domenico Ciarallo: https://www.linkedin.com/in/domenicociarallo/
Entrepreneur and CEO at rocket sport. He is an avid cyclist and based in Canada
Dr Robyn Odegaard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynodegaard/
Known as The Mental MacGyver and providing luxury level support and coaching to executives, founders, celebrities and athletes.
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