Becky Lynch recently appeared on Sports Media with Richard Deitsch to discuss various topics, including her Twitter account and her upcoming autobiography. Lynch revealed that she does not handle her own Twitter account and instead relies on a member of the WWE Social Media Team to post on her behalf. This allows her to have control over her words while being protected from the potential negative impact of individual opinions and criticisms.
According to Lynch, she has a designated person on the WWE Social Media Team who has access to her Twitter account. She provides them with the content she wants to share, and they post it on her behalf. Afterward, Lynch asks for feedback on the response to her posts, and the team member informs her whether the reaction has been positive or negative. This approach allows Lynch to gauge the audience’s reception without getting caught up in individual opinions that could affect her performance.
Furthermore, Lynch explained that she intentionally avoids having the Twitter app on her phone. This decision allows her to maintain a healthy distance from the platform and prevents her from getting sucked into the constant stream of opinions and criticisms that may impact her mental state and performance.
In addition to discussing her Twitter account, Lynch also talked about her autobiography, which is set to be released next year. She shared her experience of writing the book, stating that it forced her to reflect on her life and confront the times when she may have been in the wrong. Lynch described the early writing process as a “brain dump,” where she poured out all her thoughts, ideas, and memories onto paper without any external judgment. She found this part of the writing process to be her favorite, as it allowed her to write freely and authentically for herself.
However, as Lynch delved into the editing process and reviewed her work, she realized that she lacked knowledge about writing. To rectify this, she enrolled in a year-long writing course to improve her skills. Despite the challenges she faced, Lynch expressed her love for the writing process and the opportunity it gave her to tell her story without the fear of public judgment or the moral police censoring her words.
Becky Lynch’s appearance on Sports Media with Richard Deitsch provided insight into her approach to social media and her upcoming autobiography. By entrusting her Twitter account to a member of the WWE Social Media Team, Lynch can maintain control over her words while avoiding the potential negative impact of individual opinions. Her autobiography, set to be released next year, allowed her to reflect on her life and share her story authentically. Despite facing challenges, Lynch embraced the writing process and sought to improve her skills to deliver a compelling narrative.
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