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Ok but can we talk about Instagram for a sec? (Also, these are the Uniqlo pants in cream that I mentioned in my IG Stories last week 😉) As a millennial who jumped on IG in like 2014, I kind of miss the simple days. When you just posted because you wanted to and didn’t overthink every word. Am I alone???? Now it feels like… don’t say this, don’t say that. Be authentic, but not that authentic. Be relatable, but also sell. Don’t make it weird, but also don’t be boring. And honestly, it kind of kills the fun. You just want to write, share your thoughts, connect… and suddenly you’re overthinking everything. In my coaching programs, I guide the most amazing, smart, thoughtful women to show up and use content to connect and grow their businesses. And this comes up all the time. They tell me this is one of their biggest struggles. How to be real without losing authority. How to connect without ending up in the friend zone. 🎙️So I sat behind the mic and recorded a podcast episode on this - COMMENT “515” and I’ll send you the link Because here’s the thing. You can get too relatable. People feel close to you. They check in when you’re having a bad day. They comment on your birthday post. They tell you how much they love you. But then… they don’t buy. And you’re left wondering, wait, what? Is being too relatable actually a thing? Can it mess with your authority and your sales? Yes. And it’s not talked about enough. That’s exactly what I’m covering on this week’s podcast. The friend zone with your audience, why it happens, and how to get out of it without losing yourself or turning into a robot. If Instagram has ever made you feel confused or like you’re doing something wrong, this episode is for you. 🎧 Comment “515” and I’ll send you link to the episode