Yes and no. Yes, because the audience there is already coming to the platform with expectations of professional engagement. so you want to avoid content that may show you in a bad light unknowingly. No, because you want to not sound like a robot, so it's okay to bring in some (appropriate) fun content here and there. The perfect strategy is to always convey your not-so-professional content to suit professional tones, or alternatively, mix up your content with both, but always make sure you are not portraying an unwanted perception of who you are as a professional. What do you think?

@supersetso thank you so much I think I do understand the whole concept You just have to be in the middle of being professional and yourself. Thank you 🙏🏽

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Great question! I'll do a detailed video sometime but here are some ideas 1. Your story: Share highlights of your career and how that inspires the work you currently do 2. Periodic updates: Of a project you're undertaking, a book you're reading, a trend you're following - but do all these speaking from your own perspective 3. Challenges: Share some professional challenges you're having and ask for opinions ( make sure it's a challenge that's not too personal) @favourabraham7361 hope these help

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