Coaching in an Age of Full Disclosure

Once upon a time, there was a fairly bright line between private and public information. We kept our religious, political and personal affairs to ourselves. No one apart from close friends and family was entitled to know what we believed, who we loved or how we voted.

All of that started to change in December 2002, when the modern age of social media was born with the launching of LinkedIn.

Fifteen months later, Facebook was unleashed, and our private and public lives began their march toward an inevitable boundaryless mashup.