Stephanie Olson - Speaker, Author, CEO, and resiliency, addiction, and sexual violence expert
Stephanie Olson - Speaker, Author, CEO of The Set Me Free Project, and resiliency, addiction, and sexual violence expert
OnlyFans, Your Kids’ Digital Footprint, and Coldplay - R&R: Resilience & Relationships - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
OnlyFans, Your Kids’ Digital Footprint, and Coldplay - R&R: Resilience & Relationships - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
OnlyFans, Your Kids’ Digital Footprint, and Coldplay - R&R: Resilience & Relationships - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
Wednesday 30th July 2025
Explore parenting, privacy, and social media's impact with Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders in this engaging episode.
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Stephanie Olson - Speaker, Author, CEO, and resiliency, addiction, and sexual violence expert
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Get the buttons here!Digital Footprints: Parenting in the Social Media Age
Episode Overview
- Consider the long-term impact of your digital footprint.
- Err on the side of caution when sharing about children online.
- Likes and shares can be addictive, similar to substances.
- Approach social media with integrity and informed caution.
- Online content is permanent; think before you post.
"Even if you delete it, someone's got it saved somewhere."
Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders take you on a thought-provoking journey through the digital landscape in this episode of 'Resilience in Life and Leadership'. As they tackle the tangled web of social media, privacy, and parenting, you'll find yourself questioning how much is too much to share online. From family vlogging to the addictive pull of platforms like TikTok, they dissect the long-term impact of our digital footprints, especially when it involves our children.
Stephanie shares her own experiences as a mother trying to navigate the tricky waters of sharing without oversharing. Her insights are peppered with anecdotes about her family and the generational divide in social media usage. Rebecca chimes in with her observations on the addictive nature of likes and shares, comparing it to the rush of seeing a loved one after a long absence.
The duo also touches on the haunting permanence of online content, illustrated by the story of Nyla Rae, a former OnlyFans creator who had to hire a company to scrub her digital past. This serves as a stark reminder that what goes online stays online, often beyond our control. But it's not all doom and gloom. The conversation also highlights the positive aspects of social media, like staying connected with distant friends and family. The key takeaway?
Approach social media with integrity and informed caution. Whether you're a parent, an influencer, or just someone who enjoys a good scroll, this episode offers valuable food for thought. As you ponder your own digital habits, consider this: Are you posting with integrity? And how will your online choices affect your future self and those you care about? It's a conversation that promises to linger long after the episode ends.