TJ Walker suggests recording yourself introducing yourself and your role, then asking: would you trust this person in a high-stakes situation? Most people never notice their own rambling, uncertainty, or attention lapses until they watch themselves back. Spotting these flaws lets you fix them fast.
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Here's something you can do today that will instantly make you more professional than almost everyone you work with. Record yourself for 60 seconds explaining what you do, then watch it and ask one question: Would I trust this person in an important situation? You'll immediately see things that no one's ever told you, where you might ramble, where you sound unsure, where you lose people. And more important, you'll know exactly what to fix. Almost nobody does this. That's why almost nobody improves quickly. Hi, I'm your instructor TJ Walker, and what you're about to learn is how people are actually judged in the real world. Because here's the truth: people are constantly deciding something about you, not just based on your work, but based on how you come across in meetings, in conversations, in everyday interactions. They're asking themselves, would I feel comfortable Putting this person in a high-stakes situation. Ultimize.