I am an open book as claimed |
Multiple people
have mentioned to me they noticed the amount of information I have made
available about myself on my personal website.
Upon reviewing www.tony green.name you will find out hordes of facts
about my life history, my background and my interests. I usually respond by
replying the,”open book” nature of my website comment is by design. In case I
mentioned some fact about myself in a conversation why shouldn’t the on line
version contain the same information?
A method exists
to “my madness”. For example, a circumstance could exist where you might be examining
the possibility of working with someone as a potential hire for your company, or
a possible business partner or perhaps as a client in the event you are a
proprietor. Why not be up front in letting people know who you are and where
you come from and, most importantly, what you are about?
Does this
sound odd? Think about it, do you really think anything is private in this age
of FaceBook and Google? We hear all the time about picture or characterizations
placed on line by other people which are either misleading or simply untrue.
And worse yet, unseen Internet surfers are judging your character by the
information they find on line, even if the picture depicted is unflattering.
I suppose if
you wanted to accuse me with being and an “open book” then I am guilty as
charged. I accept full responsibility for taking the opportunity to construct my
on line image before someone shapes it for me.
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