In this fourth and final In Conversation With episode, Terry is joined once again by Diana Todd to explore the pitfalls and positives of social media in the world of driving instructors.
Together they debate whether social platforms are more toxic than helpful, and how responsibility lies not only with those posting but also those consuming content. Diana reflects on how supportive communities can nurture instructors while toxic groups can chip away at confidence. The pair discuss addictive scrolling, handling criticism, and how to find the right balance between using social media as a tool for learning and avoiding the traps of negativity.
They also touch on the growing number of online memberships, how instructors can navigate the overwhelm, and why it’s important to find your “steak” - the trusted source you keep coming back to. A candid, practical conversation to close out the series.
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