Watch the video of your interview. If it wasn’t a TV interview, then watch the video of yourself that you created using a Flip or other small, portable video camera. Write down everything you liked about how you came across. Make a note to do more of the things you liked in this interview in […]
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There is a great deal of nonsense surround the fairness of quoting Mitt Romney saying “I like to be able to fire people.” Romney defenders scream that this quote is taken out of context and is horrifically unfair. But every quote in every newspaper, TV newscast and political ad is “taken out of context.” It
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No, I don’t mean what the toughest question is that a reporter might ask. And I don’t even mean what is the #1 message you are trying to convey. Instead, the big question is “what do you want people to do after they have read, heard or seen your message?” That is the strategic starting
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Look in a mirror. Make sure your hair looks the way you want it to. Make sure nothing is stuck on your teeth. Ensure that your makeup is evenly applied.
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