How to Crush a High-Stake Meeting

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[afc]

The person who read this: keep hard work 💪🏽 you got this! 😎

[FrasiIndelebili]

I'm preparing for a meeting that can change my business life, I really needed this video.
For all of you working very hard everyday, good luck to all of us, we will do it! :)

[virajytube]

Bravo Patrick!!! What a way of doing meetings. Fabulous. I love your videos and the way of over-delivering the information.

[luisalphahernandezomega]

*THIS PODCAST IS A HIGH-STAKES MEETING WITH ME!*

[ssdskully]

Just bought your book Pat. Thank you in advance.

[domingodeanda]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

[anthonysaffioti]

Got to this an hour too late. Meeting over 😅 great advice and stuff I hadn’t considered before. Top darts !

[derektaylor]

There is no link to the vault academy.

[johnzagami]

Hi Patrick! A good interview would be rabbi Johnathan Cahn. He is an author of the coming age of what is going to happen in the US by bible prophasy.

[eyospoor]

I wanna know why people who call themselves 2020 business player or admin that doesn't respond to all of their customers

[Talkinglife]

At critical lifecycle milestones, such as CHMP Oral Explanations, FDA Advisory Committee Meetings and payer negotiations your product’s future may be at stake. Preparing to present and defend your product at a meeting with decision-makers is a major challenge for any team. Achieving success with decision-makers requires a clear strategy and focused preparation. Your company needs to deliver a clear and compelling argument supporting your position and be ready to respond confidently when challenged.

[SM-iege]

Here is the list:
1. Think about them - Understand their desires, needs, and frustrations
2. Don't Act, be
3. Do you research
4. Have an opinion with weight behind it
5. Respecting sensitive issues of the other party
6. Prepare 3-5 questions to ask
7. Avoid Flattery
8. Anticipate the other party's concerns. Pick each one out from their head.
9. Develop an outline of points to discuss.
10. Roleplay the meeting several times
11. Ask trusted advisor's feedback to keep in mind prior to the meeting
12. Put yourself in the best frame of mind
13. Build a reputation of over-delivering
14. Action items (What are our next moves)

[pranitkhandagle]

You do a lot of interviews. We would like to have a video on how to interview the right way. We want to see your perspective on it

[theunvoicedvoice]

This video came out minutes before 2 back-to-back high-stakes meetings I had today. Just enough time to watch it in 2x speed, take some notes, clear my mind, do some breathing exercises and ace those interviews.
Thank you so much Valuetainment Media and Patrick.

[moemirks]

Hey Pat, So interesting that you keep putting out content that people don’t even know they need to hear and once they do, it’s like a light just turned on and they realize how unique and useful the content is. Love and respect.

[thetriumphanthustler]

"The more you learn, the more you earn" -Warren Buffet

[HarshalMudiraj]

Why is Patrick wearing watches on both hands?

[discoveringme]

How is it you are able to keep on coming up with such high quality content daily?

[KratosPT]

Very helpful content ! I should consider that in my next VIDS. 🤩

[OlgaPogozheva]

I needed this advice like 10 years ago?.. When I started in IT sales in B2B domain. Instead, I learned all the hard way. :) I had to analyze myself over and over again (there was no mentor in my life somehow, not even anyone senior in skills who would teach me), and optimize my style, my skills, and eventually my business approach (I co-own an IT company now). Thankful for the hard way though, as the best knowledge acquired is through the experience.