Stop saying 'I help' — craft a 15-second 'I empower' elevator pitch that converts

What I've uncovered is that when you say the word help, like I help people, when, when someone reads that, they're like, well, I'm not that person. 'Cause nobody wants to admit that they need help. Or I should say most people, like even subconsciously, it puts you in a state of weakness, a state of need. But empower, everyone wants to be empowered, right? So I empower these people to do this thing without this, or I empower these people with this thing that I do. Like use your first 30 seconds of the conversation just to practice. Some of you already know each other, but that's not what— that's not what this is about. It's about practicing describing who you are in less than 15 seconds.