I’m astonished by how deeply social media has flattened the collective notion about what “getting out there” and “showing up” actually *is*. That’s not a criticism; it’s taken me years to accept that I prefer conversations and handwritten notes to develop and nurture professional relationships, not “posting”. But what’s been noteworthy lately is how I’m beginning to hear more people articulate what it is about marketing on social media that feels off to them. Among some of the things I’ve …