Any difference? You go about your business vs Mind your own business
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As Kat said, but...
"You go about your business" could be less negative/impolite.
They're both pretty bad things to say to someone, although you go about your business can be used to be more polite.
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No, because they are both telling you to do the same thing in different words.
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