Should I Care About... The Red Flags That Make Me Follow, Unfollow Or Buy?

Just flip it around.

And yeah, as you said, I've seen it everywhere online at the minute, and I love them.

I can never really stop reading them.

And so I made it a prompt for the women inside the Bloody Good Story Club because I just think it's a great way to share your values as well.

Both of those posts, yours and mine, were actually sharing the things that we believe or don't believe in.

Yeah.

And I love those posts, and it did really, really well for me, but probably not what I expected.

I did put quite a lot of time and energy and thought into the things, and actually we're gonna dig into them today, 'cause I think they're really interesting, and we'll go into other things as well.

But essentially, our red flags when working with people-

Yeah

... being online, buying courses.

What is it that makes us sort of think, "Mm, no, probably not." And then what things are we like, "Yeah, that's a nice green flag." But just to say, the reason why mine did so much is because I just put in a cheeky reference to the fact that chocolate absolutely should not live in the fridge.

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Hard agree, by the way.

Thank you.

I knew that's why we were friends.

Yeah.

But a lot of people who I've now nicknamed fridges-

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[laughs] And, you know, when you write something and I was like, "Oh God, the fridges are out in force." Everybody was like, "It should be in the fridge.

What, even in this hot weather?" I'm like, "Yes, even in this hot weather, guys." Look, it's not in the fridge in the supermarket, as-

No

... lovely Emily, who commented on it, said.

It loses all its taste.

I'm not gonna go into it again because I could talk about it for hours, but-