I’ve since unpublished the post
Yesterday, I watched a webinar, took notes, and wrote a piece on my takeaways. I was so excited so I decided to post a brief summary on LinkedIn with a link to read more on my all things digital column. But then I panicked and removed the link.
It was strange. The whole event was around internal communication and employee engagement which is exactly what I do for work. Yet, for some reason I got paranoid that my new boss would see it and think I wasn’t doing my job. I couldn't let it go because I had just spoken to her last week about needing more support on the team. I didn't want to seem hypocritical. Maybe I should’ve asked permission to watch this during the work day.
I’ve since unpublished the post on my column and rescheduled it for Friday. Even if it wasn't heading my way, I want to avoid an uncomfortable conversation at all costs. Why? Idk..Idk why I'm overthinking this. It could’ve been an webinar I watched during my lunch break or maybe something I was listening to while doing my work.
I guess ever since my terrible experience related to social media at a previous job, I’ve been triple guessing everything I post publicly. This reminds me of why I love Bear Blog. I feel safe posting whatever I want, whenever I want, on here.
And, I know. This is all absurd but these are the kind of thoughts in my head all the time.