TJ Walker shows how to improve on-camera communication by recording yourself, then identifying one thing to cut and one thing to emphasize. Repeat until it works. Some clients nail it in one take, others need 170.
May 10, 2023
170 times
Ideally, now you have figured out how to make one improvement. You now have a system in place to refine yourself, improve yourself. So now the next thing is you have to keep practicing on video. Your messages, your statements, your sound bites. Ideally, answering questions too. Looking at it each time, figuring out one thing you don't like, do less of that. Figure out what you do like and do more of that. Don't just look at the negative, look at the positive and try to do more of it. But you have to keep doing it again and again and again. People ask me all the time, what's the perfect number? Is it 3? Is it 5? The perfect number is as many as it takes until you're happy with how you look. Could be one or two times, could be 22 times. I've had clients where they did it 170 times. There's no magic number other than the magic happens when you've done it to the point where you look at it and you think, wow, if I can do half as well as that for the real interview, I'll be in great shape.
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