Why You Need To Keep Your Personal Life Private | Privacy Is Power 🤐

Why You Need To Keep Your Personal Life Private | Private Life is a Happy Life
This video is all about the importance of living a private life. We all know the phrase "A private life is a happy life", but why is that? In this video we will talk about the 7 reasons why that is and I am giving you some tips on how to be more private. Enjoy the video ladies.

Much love,
Urania

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[ljshainevillan]

"The less you reveal the more people wonder"

[nursyalsabilla]

1) safety
2) not everyone is your friends, people gossip and have bad intention to you
3) care less about people opinions
4) have better relationship
5) career opportunities
6) recover from setback is easier
7) better your love life

Privacy is power, what people dont know, they cant ruin it.

[Keepbe]

I have definitely made a habit of oversharing. I used to think being an open book was empowering because it meant you didn’t care about what others thought of you but I realized I was doing it as a form of validation. I have sense decided I’ll keep more things to myself. I want to kill any validation seeking behavior I have. Thank you for this!

[charmaineespeut]

I'm watching this because I told my mother I'm no longer telling her about my private life. She got upset.

[Princess]

Why:
1. Private life is a happy life, it's safer
2. Not everyone is your friend
3. You get less opinions about your life choices
4. Having better relationships
5. Future career oppertunities
6. Recovering from setbacks easier in peace because nobody knows to ask you about
7. It's better for your love life

How to do it:
Set boundaries
Think before sharing
Keep your inner circle small

[shem]

when i need to speak about problems i go speak to God

[LevelUpYourLife]

This is such a valuable topic. It is so easy to get sucked into talking about your struggles and conflicts and problems with people but then you realize that it does nothing but fuel more of that and keep you bogged down into that type of behavior. Blessings to everyone 💠🙏 full watch

[lovingsunshine]

It’s so true that privacy is power. I only have Facebook to keep in touch with my families and friends that I met through the military when we were active duty. My FB don’t even have my real name, profile photos of myself, husband, or kids, or the places I’ve worked. I’m a new employee at my kids’ school and I’m interesting and mysterious to them. They don’t know anything about me except for the things I’ve told them which is very limited. I know they’ve looked for me on FB but can’t find me 🤣 and it is so satisfying that nobody knows my personal life.

[nadinehackett]

I deleted my Instagram for privacy and while I have FB I dont share anything personal there. Privacy is really power.

[kathrinejr.walter]

Yes I did ! I overshared with people things I shouldn't do or say! By that, I started feeling that I am being "less and down looked" by people whom I shared with . . I wanna work on it
1. Never share your feelings
2. Never share your private life and relationship
3. Never share your plans and things you want
4. Never share your problems or family issues with anyone

[saragoldilox]

You are so right especially about this work part! Never share your personal details at work or your wilingness to change the job. Your colleagues are not your friends!

[poisonedchalice]

I've realised people often celebrate your downfall. Don't spoil your blessings x

[minismalls]

this is why i stick with a niche with my social media. unless you know me personally, you wouldn't know where i work, what i do, went to school, family, boyfriend, even my last name. I literally just post pics of hobbies. wanted to start a youtube channel and i think i'm going to go with the same formula. just stick with the niche and hobbies.

[roar]

I'm working on this a lot. I've overshared and felt I violated my own boundaries by sharing more than I was comfortable with. I don't want to be that person anymore. I feel more comfortable keeping things private and this is important to me.

[scarlettsulu]

If I just knew these principles made plenty of mistakes in that field. The information that somebody has about you, you will never be able to take it back 🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐

[Christine_]

These topics resonated with me so much. Even after sharing a teeny bit after 1 year of not sharing. Jealous family and friends are picking the post apart and gossiping about what they think is going on. You are spot on.

[rosemaryarnoldyoutube]

Really loved this one. Do not share with anyone at work that you are building a 9-5 escape plan and want to travel the world 😂

[carolinew]

🤐🤐🤐 I used to be too trusting offline. Coworkers are not your friends! You have shared a very valuable message xxx

[bella-rue]

I love this topic! When you share too much with others, you don't get the guilt-free time or room to recover from mistakes or setbacks.

[jmk]

This is an excellent talk. I so agree with you.
I started being private a few years ago because I realized that oversharing wasn’t good for me.
But one thing I’ve been accused of is being “secretive” or “antisocial” eg by coworkers . My being private and low key because I wanted to protect myself and I knew I couldn’t trust those people.