Stop Saying Sorry: Own the Room Even When You Slip Up
This YouTube video (speaker: TJ Walker) advises presenters to avoid apologizing for most minor mistakes during presentations. Walker clarifies he is not advocating arrogance but recommends owning the room instead of saying "sorry" for slips like "oops" or "my bad."
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