Actually finished my answer
“Found this on TikTok before an interview. Still nervous, but I got through my answer without starting over twice.”
Member stories
Finally asked about pay
“Kept putting off the pay conversation. Watching myself back, I heard how much I was apologizing before I’d even asked.”
So many likes
“Apparently I say ‘like’ when I’m thinking, not just ‘um’. Didn’t love finding that out.”
Less of a monologue
“My sister sent me this after my divorce. On a date last week I noticed myself rambling and actually paused.”
Slower was the answer
“The speed number explained a lot. Tried slowing down for my presentation and didn’t run out of breath halfway through.”
Made it through
“Downloaded it before my daughter’s wedding. Hated watching the recordings, but getting used to my own voice helped with the toast.”
Said it out loud
“Usually I type my idea in the meeting chat. This week I just said it. Tiny thing, but I’d been working up to it.”
Kept the first take
“Saw the frog in a reel. Figured I could manage a minute on camera. I still delete a lot of videos, but not all of them.”
Survived the name tags
“A friend talked me into this. At a work event I managed a conversation that wasn’t just me asking what someone does.”
The pause is fine
“I stumble over my words when someone puts me on the spot. Watched a recording back and the pause wasn’t nearly as long as I thought.”
He’s just a person
“I get weirdly formal around our director. Played one of these back and thought, why am I talking like that?”
Fewer deleted voice notes
“My grandson sends voice notes, so I’m trying to send them back. The daily question gives me something to practice talking about.”
Built on the research
Confidence comes with practice
One question a day, a minute on camera, Pete’s notes after