Again, this is important within FarSuperior's community. To protect confidential business information, I stay mindful of conversations, especially in open or crowded spaces, keeping topics high-level and avoiding specific details. I establish clear boundaries for sensitive topics, redirect discussions as needed, and follow up privately when confidentiality is essential. This approach respects business integrity while building trust with colleagues.

In my experience, I've found that more listening and less talking helps me navigate the room with ease. Listen to what people are discussing and asses what level of information you think is deemed both valuable and limited. By limited I mean without exposing too much about your knowledge of the subject, especially if it is of a confidential nature.

In networking events, maintaining confidentiality starts with being mindful of the details you share, focusing on general insights instead of specific data. Redirecting conversations to industry trends and broader topics helps protect sensitive information. Additionally, if approached for specifics, gracefully emphasize the importance of client privacy and data security. This reinforces a professional boundary and shows commitment to ethical business practices.