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I know many of us have been victims in one way or the other of childish behaviors. One of those was when I played with a noodle pack and well, it ended up not too good. burning it in fire and holding it right away was one thing, letting it go on time was the other because in actuality, I failed the latter part and in the process of urgently throwing it away, the melting pack stuck to my left hand, just below my wrist. Lesson learnt, Dani, don't play with fire and nylon packs. And yes that scare still remains although faded, a long lasting lesson.
One of my early mistakes was how to prioritize my identity, it was something I really took for granted. As kids we had who we called role models and on another end, we tried to form one rugged/classic name for ourselves in the name of a nickname. That is why your social media details don't really reflect it is you. This can be to your disadvantage you know?
One of the things I have learnt about growth is that it will force you to be real. As an entrepreneur and also a field worker of Christ, you will have to be very real. First, you will have to understand the fact that striking a deal with a big company needs trust, when filling your details, take notes; ALL those nicknames won't do you any good.
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When your friends or someone you don't know tries to connect with you through your social media accounts, all those nicknames on a professional stage doesn't count. I remember a friend told me I should drop details of something to her on Facebook and I had to search without being able to get her. All this alphabet fancying can compromise things.
I learned about myself and I had to look back on myself too. One of my TOP used and renounced social media handles is my Facebook account. It has been something that brought me some worries and well, if I had earlier made research steps, I think I would have resolved earlier enough.
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I was getting worried, Dani, your Facebook link isn't corresponding with your name. So what's the solution when a professional company asks for my link? How about trying to meet up with ministerial duty. I guess I will have to close that account and open a new one after spending more than a decade building this account quietly. It was not going to be an easy decision to make anyway.
I will have loans and grants to apply for and I have seen the demand for social handle links of which Facebook has been a top priority. A friend of mine just sent me a grant link to apply and as I was going through the details I saw a space for my Facebook link; we go again!!
In conclusion, Goodnew! I was curious today to make some findings and I got to know you can actually change your Facebook username and link in the process. I was curious and had to instantly follow the YouTube guideline and finally, everything about me and my Facebook account is unique. I am very happy about this because I can NOW proceed in my grant application while also not planning of abandoning this account for a new ones; it has connected me with friends and business partners for a long time
This is an article covered by dani-EL; a broad niche writer. I write on faith, life facts and daily living, business and economics, small scale and daily businessing, cryptocurrency and technology. And yes, I do cover articles on financial education and investment updates. And note, if I happen to be a financial adviser to you, the TOP financial advice should be ‘DYOR’ (Do Your Own Research), I can't afford to break your heart.
