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I'm going to show you how to answer any high pressure question on the spot without going blank.
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I'm going to show you how to answer any high pressure question on the spot without going blank.
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I'm talking about when your boss puts you on the spot in front of your team,
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or when a client asks you something you don't know the answer to,
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or even when you get asked an interview question that catches you off guard.
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As long as you follow these exact three steps in this video,
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you'll never go blank again.
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I've tested this process in high stake meetings to stages of up to 10,000 people,
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and it works.
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So here's how to do it the first thing I would do is I would pause to collect my thoughts
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and I'll give myself as long as of a pause as I need
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so that I don't start to freak out the mental block happens
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when you're trying to come up with an answer in one
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second in half a second in a millisecond that's what causes the panic the anxiety
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which is then going to inevitably lead to a mental blank whereas when you pause,
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take a deep breath.
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As you pause and take a deep breath, that creates mental clarity.
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That helps you calm your nervous system down.
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And in that state, you are much more likely to give yourself the best chance to find a good response.
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People tend to think that answering a question quickly makes them look good,
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makes them look smart.
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When you answer a question really quickly, it doesn't do that.
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It makes it seem as if you didn't put any thought into the answer.
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Because if you asked me a question and you said,
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hey Vin, how do you answer a high pressure situation?
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Oh, I know how to do that.
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The first thing you're going to do is you're just going to pause.
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And then after you pause,
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you're going to use a framework.
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And after you use a framework,
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you can deliver it confidently.
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Most people just speak when they're just winging things and they think that's going to help them create a really good career.
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That's why.
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No, it doesn't.
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When you answer a question without taking a moment to think about what the person said,
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it looks as if you don't care.
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When you ask me this,
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if I paused, And then now I answer your question,
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that's a confident pause.
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That's a pause of me processing what you're saying,
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carefully considering what I'm going to say next,
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and then sharing my thoughts.
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Now, there's a few key things I want to say here.
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If you look to the side and you think,
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and you raise a hand up and you start to think about something like this,
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or you go into the thinker pose and you start to think,
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this is a powerful pose to move into because it shows people now I'm processing.
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Now that's a good pause.
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However if you pause and then you you slouch
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and then you look down
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and then you're you're fidgeting with your hands that's a negative pause
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because they'll perceive that pause as you being anxious and you not knowing the answer.
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So there's two different types of pauses.
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One where I'm freaking out and I don't know the answer and you caught me out.
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One where I'm being really composed and I'm I'm thinking about how to answer this in a way that
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adds the most value to you.
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So just notice that within body language cues alone plays a very important part in that.
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The second thing that I would say is if you pause for a good two to three seconds
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and you can't in that moment think about the optimal reply,
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then be straightforward with the person that's in front of you.
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Say they asked you a question about marketing,
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so I'm gonna create a mock scenario.
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Vin, how should I use marketing,
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organic marketing, to get more leads for the business that I'm running?
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Emily, I'd love to share with you a thoughtful answer.
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Let me ask you this,
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would it be helpful if I met with you later today
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and I'll give you a comprehensive answer
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because I've been through content creation for the last 15 years of my life
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and I want to give you the most meaningful answer so I want a little more time to think on that.
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Is that okay for me to take a bit more time to think on it
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and give you the most valuable answer possible later today?
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Fantastic, I'll set up a time.
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Why don't we set up a time
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so I can think about it over lunch and I'll share with you the experience that I have.
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Something like that is fine, it's totally fine.
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I think we panic
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because we think we have to prove ourselves by answering them in the moment off the cuff straight away.
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People don't want a rushed answer.
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They want an answer that adds the most value to their lives and people are willing to wait for that.
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The next thing I'm going to say is
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that what increases your chances of being able to answer on the spot is I would use a framework
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because when someone asks you,
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Vin, can you teach us how to create organic content that creates leads?
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Let's say that's the example.
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My brain now is freaking out because there is
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so many different things you can do for content creation that helps generate leads for example.
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My brain's going crazy because I'm thinking about all the different things that you can do
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whereas when you use the framework the one thing so I'll show you this in action someone asked you a question,
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hey Vin what's something that I can do when it comes to content creation to get more leads organically?
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Listen the one thing I would say about content creation whether it's for lead generation
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or views or building the number of followers,
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the one thing that I would say is consistency.
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Consistency is the most important thing.
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That's the most important strategy that I've discovered as the universal truth.
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To become better at generating more content and generating more leads,
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just keep creating content.
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And as you create content,
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you'll get better and better and better through consistency
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and you'll learn how to get more views
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and then you'll learn how to get more leads but the underlying foundation is consistency.
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I'm able to deliver that and I use the sentence the one thing.
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Now the most beautiful thing about this is that I'm not saying that that that is everything to do with content creation.
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I'm saying that if there was one thing to focus on that's what I'll focus on
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and
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if you haven't been through a framework class with me I've
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put together a free two-hour crash course where I share three
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powerful communication frameworks to help you improve the way you speak
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while you're under pressure so that you can come across more clear,
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concise, and coherent in any situation.
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Just click the link in the description,
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or you can scan the QR code that's on screen.
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Again, it's completely free and thousands of people have been through it.
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So go check it out.
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And by doing this, I now have given myself time to think more on this topic,
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talk on the topic in a focused way.
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So I've talked about consistency.
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But what you've done there is you've brought yourself time to better answer their question in the most valuable way possible.
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The third thing you do at the end of you using the framework,
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the one thing, the third thing you do is you ask a question.
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And the question you ask right at the end is,
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once again, depending on the context is,
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did you want me to go deeper on that topic? you want to get more granular in terms of the strategy.
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I can look at their facial expressions if they're smiling
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and nodding that's what they're after and at the end I check in do you want more?
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Do you want me to go deeper on this?
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Do you want to go into pragmatic strategies on how to create hooks
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and bodies and CTAs call to actions etc. Do you want me to do that?
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And they might say yes and if they say yes then you go down deeper in the rabbit hole.
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The danger in not using frameworks and answering questions on the spot is you end up speaking out your thought process.
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This is scientifically how your thinking process looks yeah this is a scientific diagram
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that I'm drawing and when someone asks you something about content creation
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and you don't follow a framework your brain starts to go
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oh of course I can tell you about content creation
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and doing things organically you know the first thing you're gonna
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understand from a foundational level is you've got to be consistent the second thing I'd tell you about too is
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that you're gonna write a really good hook a lot of people have a really good body to their goals
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and then you're just blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
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blah blah no matter how valuable what you're saying is the value is lost in you rambling.
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So what a framework does,
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a framework distills your thinking.
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That's what it does.
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This distillation process here, that process right here, that's what frameworks do.
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Because it simply distills your thinking into something that is more concise,
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more coherent, and it's going to be more credible as you communicate to that point in that concise way.
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Pause.
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Once you learn the frameworks,
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pick a framework, share just one thought about that topic,
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ask a question, do you want to go deeper?
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That's the best way for you to navigate that situation.
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