How to master high stakes situations

Here's a powerful way to practice conversations in high stakes situations!

[PRANKZOMBIE]

I give this exact advice to my students. Except I tell them to talk to friends and family and geek out about their research until they feel comfortable answering any questions

[smallclips]

Very valid question and excellent answer.

[pecfexfextus]

the thing is, the more specialised a topic is, the more chatgpt hallucinates. so the questions might not even make sense. chatgpt isn't just some tool that can replace actual knowledge or actual thinking on your part. it even hallucinates badly on basic arithmetic.

[Mvnerv_]

YES!!!! I’ve done this with possible interview questions. I ask myself and answer them too. I have them written and practice them before it’s show time

[onthatilematlala]

I love the practical and straightforward advice ❤ I have a maize production presentation to present. Love from South Africa 🇿🇦

[Basicamentesemteto]

I don’t know why but I love the vih voices tone🥺

[Arti_fic]

Talking on stage has always been my pleasure with ur tips if in future I get a chance by chance.. I'll ace it:) thank u sir:)

[momohdavid]

I love this video the most thanks for the tips

[tristan.parrish]

I have found that the more prepared I am for a set of questions I might be asked in any scenario the less anxious I feel about it.

[tripureshtripathi]

Bro did the same thing for this seminar 😂😂😂😂

[crimtek]

the vietnamese jacob collier and teaches communication instead of music.

[SarkarAniruddha]

Hey brother, I love you. Someday I will meet you too

[rahulmohanty]

I love you vinh, I'm a straight man btw

[kpb-]

Yeah it's Paid internship. You've to pay a minimum ₹90. Some may say 90 is not big deal, but the thing here is not money, it's the value. This internship certificate has zero value.

[RGBReact]

ChatGPT is ass now. Completely ruined.

[acar]

You're speaking too quickly 😅. Great advice though!