Cancel culture is a term used to describe the phenomenon where people are more likely to cancel plans or transactions than to commit to them. The term was first coined by Cancel Culture author and entrepreneur Sarah Lacy in her book, βPivotal: The Role of Luck in Success and Failure.β
Cancel culture can have negative consequences for both individuals and businesses. For individuals, it can lead to missed opportunities and wasted time. For businesses, it can lead to lost sales and wasted resources.
The root of cancel culture is fear. People are afraid of committing to anything because they are afraid of getting hurt.
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