[Note to self] – Must stop saying “errrr” – I hate that!
Why do some of us do it and others don’t?
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Give yourself an ‘errr’. By that I mean it could be a marble, lego brick or something that you can hold in your hand during interviews and presentations. It works to hopefully give you a physical and tangible reminder not to say ‘errrr’.
Well I think you are being too hard on yourself. I always hate when I see myself on video, but actually most people do – even people I consider fantastic on TV.
Keep up the good work …
Greg Jarboe is an interesting guy – I saw for the first time at SES 2009, but hope to see more of his presentations in the future.
Pratice before friends and ask them to make a sound (ring e.g.) when you do so.
Good luck!
I didn’t find that bad or off-putting at all Mel. Good chat. Good to have met you at the Hilton man. Keep well.
I didn't find that bad or off-putting at all Mel. Good chat. Good to have met you at the Hilton man. Keep well.