How to Think on Your Feet #shorts

How to think on your feet. Number 1: By thinking about their question more than you think about your answer. Too often you are trying to answer what you think they're trying to ask, but it doesn't match. So if you're not fully understanding what they're asking, don't answer it yet. Instead, we need to listen on our feet. Number 2: That means we're going to narrow the question. Now, there are countless ways to do that. You could ask them what they meant by a particular word, or if they mean it in a particular way, or at a particular time. Don't be afraid to ask for context. When you clarify the question, it clarifies your answer. And number 3, once you've narrowed down the question, sort it between what you know and what you don't know. If you know the answer, then answer it. If you don't know, say you don't know and then fall back on experience. For example, you could say, "I'm not sure about that. In my experience, X, Y, and Z." Because when you need to think on your feet, honesty is always the right answer. So try that and follow me.