"How WWE helped my career in business"

16 May 2023 · 1 min
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In this first-person monologue, the speaker recounts a decade-long pro‑wrestling career across the UK and Europe that overlapped with his university studies and early recruitment work. He explains that when he auditioned for the TV show The Apprentice, his prior experience trying out for WWE—where a contract would have meant 300 days of constant travel—gave him a larger‑than‑life persona and comfort performing before thousands of spectators. He argues that this confidence and stage presence directly helped him succeed in the Apprentice audition and continue to benefit his business life, as the ability to speak confidently in front of large audiences translates to presenting to business experts and summits.

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