While it's great to share personal stories, keep them relevant to your industry. Avoid oversharing personal details that might blur the line between professional and personal life.

Elevating your personal brand on social media can be transformative, but professionalism must remain a priority. Here's how to strike the right balance: Share value-driven content: Post insights, achievements, and updates that reflect your expertise and align with your professional identity. Avoid oversharing personal opinions unrelated to your goals. Draw clear boundaries: Use privacy settings strategically to manage what your audience sees, keeping personal and professional interactions distinct. Engage with intention: Respond to comments and messages courteously and thoughtfully. Stay away from polarizing debates that might compromise your credibility.

Well it is tricky as now personal pains and challenges are used in marketing strategies. However there also we can draw a line between personal life experiences utilized for branding vs too much sharing that doesn't contribute or help in branding rather you demean yourself by sharing it. You need to check and if you realize that it is something that doesn't contribute to your purpose of being on the social media, STOP don't post.

I believe one should behave professionally and share only relevant details on social media. Personal details should be personal only. Professional achievements can be shared which reflect your expertise and capabilities. One should be thoughtful when reacting to post on social media to avoid any controversies.

Sharing is caring and growing together. One needs to be mindful and share with a broader perspective for the benefit of all related.

Boost your professional brand online by sharing valuable insights related to your field, such as trends, achievements, or initiatives. Engage thoughtfully in discussions on platforms like LinkedIn, showcasing expertise without oversharing personal details. Highlight your impact through projects or success stories. Consistency and authenticity are key—be genuine while maintaining professionalism. Build credibility by networking and supporting others’ growth, ensuring your online presence aligns with your career and personal values.

If you are a professional, no one has to tell you what you should or should not do because you learned these things as an apprentice. The Universal Code of Ethics is foundational information; and any professional should know that. Never ask personal questions. Never disrespect anyone or anything. Be humble and serve the needs of others. Always add value and you will always be invited to the table.

Bringing important and engaging content online is so important. And if the content fits with your brand, then I believe that we can share our information. As many others have already stated, professionalism is key. I want to serve but it is so important to keep it professional.

To boost my personal brand, I share industry insights, accomplishments, and milestones that showcase my expertise. I use privacy settings to separate personal and professional contacts, keeping my private life private. I respond professionally to comments and messages, avoiding controversial topics that could harm my reputation.

The best way to do this is have clear boundaries. This means, have an output in your mind and basing your content according to the output helps in not crossing the boundaries.