1. Client complaints don't belong online. If a client is frustrating you, address it directly with them or vent to a friend in private. When you air grievances publicly, potential clients see you as someone who might drag them through the mud online too.

2. Taking a social media break? Just take it. You don't need to announce your departure. The grand exit rarely lands the way you think it will.

3. Skip the "business is so hard" posts. Struggle is universal. It's part of entrepreneurship. Instead of broadcasting your challenges, channel that energy into creative solutions.

4. End the public pricing rants. There are clients out there willing to pay your rates. If you're not attracting them, the issue isn't the market, it's your messaging. Get clearer on who you serve and why you're worth it.

5. Just because you can post something doesn't mean you should. Before you hit share, ask yourself: Does this serve my business, or does it just make me feel better in the moment?

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