We all know social media isn't real life. Nobody posts pictures of their messy kitchen or their kid's meltdown in the grocery store or the fight they had with their spouse about whose turn it is to take out the trash. They post the vacation photos, the perfectly plated dinners, the smiling family pictures. But somehow, we forget that the same principle applies at work. You see other leaders in meetings where they're prepared and confident. You see them giving presentations

You’re in control of your life. You’re in control of your responses. You’re in control. How empowering is that?

Social platforms serve as unexpected classrooms where lessons can be both illuminating and uncomfortable.