FOREVER AND FOR ALL TO SEE

<p>www.CatherineBosley.com</p><p><br></p><p>Remember the saying image is everything? Forget that. Instead today it's <em>online image</em> is everything or <em>social media image </em>is everything. That Google search can make or break you-whether it's you as an individual a corporation an association or a small business. That combined with the fact that there's incredible pressure and temptation to share everything we do see hear think and feel with the world (we're talking EVERYTHING ugh!) leaves us with a reality that calls for a new level of navigational skills. Not just to succeed but more importantly to simply stay out of harm's way. The kind of harm that didn't even exist not long ago. The kind of harm that with one keystroke can cause chaos destruction and pain on so many levels.  </p><p><br></p><p>Our day of digital everything lets us connect like never before and our human instinct is to take advantage of that-connect connect connect. That also makes us vulnerable to being exposed like never before in ways we never imagined and are still discovering. All it takes is one Tweet share or forward gone wrong an impulsive social media post or picture a misinterpreted email or text-one poor choice online <em>or</em> off to set scandal into motion. No one no company no organization is immune. Bottom line there's very little room for a what was I thinking? moment online <em>or</em> off before it could become attached to you forever and for all to see one mouse click away. The digital world can turn a real-life world upside down in a virtual split second. It happens every day.</p><p><br></p><p>Award-winning news anchor Catherine Bosley knows all about it. Her own story of online scandal got her invited to appear on shows like <strong>Good Morning America Oprah</strong> and <strong>Inside Edition.</strong> It's the motivation for the cautionary yet inspirational <em>Forever and For All to See: How to Avoid a Social Media Scandal and How to Survive One</em>. While she's a perfect example of how such a nightmare can happen to anyone or any entity she's all about the good news here. It is survivable. She's living proof. Also she'll tell you there are strategic ways to avoid the kind of technology-induced tumult too many are finding themselves dealing with every day. The insight she shares includes actionable steps on how to better protect yourself your loved ones and even your business or organization from today's new brand of scandal-humiliation social media style. You'll learn the top five areas where you need to be especially mindful in your everyday life again online <em>and </em>off. More importantly she provides guidance on how to rise above if it happens to you. That includes on the technical side advice from the experts regarding online reputation management and on the legal side insight from contributor Ian Corzine (aka<em> Your Social Media Lawyer). </em>She also addresses the emotional side by<em> </em>sharing her P.A.C.T. strategy and advice from mental health experts who recognize the pain and brainwashing effect of online cruelty-no matter where you are in life. </p><p><br></p><p>In addition to Catherine's story these pages are chock-full of true stories of the digital world turning people's real-life worlds upside down. You'll be left with an eye-opening perspective of social media scandal. Most importantly you'll be armed with the kind of insight you'll want to share with everyone you know from your loved ones to your colleagues and staff.  </p>