91: How to Avoid Writing a Social Media Post You'll Regret Later

<p class='public-DraftStyleDefault-block public-DraftStyleDefault-ltr' data-offset-key='d3sff-0-0'><span data-offset-key='d3sff-0-0'>The political meme posted to Facebook.</span></p> <p class='draftjs-block' data-block='true' data-editor='s9oj' data-offset-key='flm06-0-0'><span data-offset-key='flm06-0-0'>The tone-deaf tweet. </span></p> <p class='draftjs-block' data-block='true' data-editor='s9oj' data-offset-key='2jb46-0-0'><span data-offset-key='2jb46-0-0'>The clip of your video rant. </span><span data-offset-key='c80vu-0-0'> </span></p> <p class='draftjs-block' data-block='true' data-editor='s9oj' data-offset-key='emsa6-0-0'><span data-offset-key='emsa6-0-0'>The indiscreet post. </span></p> <p class='draftjs-block' data-block='true' data-editor='s9oj' data-offset-key='34aar-0-0'><span data-offset-key='34aar-0-0'>If you’re on social media, then the odds are you’ve posted something regrettable online. </span><span data-offset-key='d8nmb-0-0'> </span></p> <p class='draftjs-block' data-block='true' data-editor='s9oj' data-offset-key='2d627-0-0'><span data-offset-key='2d627-0-0'>It may seem obvious that people shouldn&apos;t post off-color, racist, sexist, and inappropriate comments on social media, but lapses in judgment can happen when people start posting when they are in a &quot;hot&quot; state. </span><span data-offset-key='gdn-0-0'> </span></p> <p class='public-DraftStyleDefault-block public-DraftStyleDefault-ltr' data-offset-key='a1ovh-0-0'><span data-offset-key='a1ovh-0-0'>On this episode, how to prevent writing a regrettable social media post. And if you do, what to do next. </span></p> <p> </p> <p>© Molly McPherson 2020</p>