While America is heading toward a presidential election, I stumbled upon an insightful interview featuring Kamala Harris on Fox news, which turned out to be a masterclass on how to command the floor when someone tries to undermine your authority. On this channel, we talk about career and leadership, and leaders often get pressed. We are rarely trained for it, so we end up responding on the fly. What if we could change that dynamic, arming ourselves with strategies to not only respond but dominate in conversations designed to belittle or manipulate
Now let me say this straight ahead. I’m not American. And politics is not this video’s goal.my focus is not on American politics. Nor am I here to discuss the ideologies of the individuals involved. Instead, this interview serves as a prime learning opportunity.
As a presidential candidate, she has access to the finest public speaking advisors and coaches available. Rest assured, every word she utters has been carefully scrutinized in advance by experts who are the best of the best. Consequently, her responses are likely some of the most well-crafted and strategic that one could offer in her position. So why not learn form it?
Next, a word on the goals of this interview. Even though this video is not about politics, it’s crucial to understand the background in basic terms. If you haven’t been following American politics, here’s a quick recap. There are Democrats represented by KH, there are Republicans represented by Donald Trump and Fox News is a Republican media, so the goal was definitely to represent her in the worst possible manner. I have a degree in journalism. I know why journalists are asking these exact questions. We’re going to see a few extracts from this interview, breaking down the questions and the answers.
Now what was the goal for Kamala Harris? The media told us that she was walking into the lion’s den. That was not a friendly interview. One of her goals was to appeal to the Republican audience, of course. And here’s another goal. How do I put this. I believe in the equality of men and women wholeheartedly, but we have to admit that’s not how our brain works. When we see a tall man and someone who’s shorter, on a biological level almost we feel with the lizard part of the brain where the power is. So for any woman a political career is hard and one of the goals is proving that she can command the floor.
While America is heading toward a presidential election, I stumbled upon an insightful interview featuring Kamala Harris on Fox news, which turned out to be a masterclass on how to command the floor when someone tries to undermine your authority. On this channel, we talk about career and leadership, and leaders often get pressed. We are rarely trained for it, so we end up responding on the fly. What if we could change that dynamic, arming ourselves with strategies to not only respond but dominate in conversations designed to belittle or manipulate
Now let me say this straight ahead. I’m not American. And politics is not this video’s goal.my focus is not on American politics. Nor am I here to discuss the ideologies of the individuals involved. Instead, this interview serves as a prime learning opportunity.
As a presidential candidate, she has access to the finest public speaking advisors and coaches available. Rest assured, every word she utters has been carefully scrutinized in advance by experts who are the best of the best. Consequently, her responses are likely some of the most well-crafted and strategic that one could offer in her position. So why not learn form it?
Next, a word on the goals of this interview. Even though this video is not about politics, it’s crucial to understand the background in basic terms. If you haven’t been following American politics, here’s a quick recap. There are Democrats represented by KH, there are Republicans represented by Donald Trump and Fox News is a Republican media, so the goal was definitely to represent her in the worst possible manner. I have a degree in journalism. I know why journalists are asking these exact questions. We’re going to see a few extracts from this interview, breaking down the questions and the answers.
Now what was the goal for Kamala Harris? The media told us that she was walking into the lion’s den. That was not a friendly interview. One of her goals was to appeal to the Republican audience, of course. And here’s another goal. How do I put this. I believe in the equality of men and women wholeheartedly, but we have to admit that’s not how our brain works. When we see a tall man and someone who’s shorter, on a biological level almost we feel with the lizard part of the brain where the power is. So for any woman a political career is hard and one of the goals is proving that she can command the floor.
While America is heading toward a presidential election, I stumbled upon an insightful interview featuring Kamala Harris on Fox news, which turned out to be a masterclass on how to command the floor when someone tries to undermine your authority. On this channel, we talk about career and leadership, and leaders often get pressed. We are rarely trained for it, so we end up responding on the fly. What if we could change that dynamic, arming ourselves with strategies to not only respond but dominate in conversations designed to belittle or manipulate
Now let me say this straight ahead. I’m not American. And politics is not this video’s goal.my focus is not on American politics. Nor am I here to discuss the ideologies of the individuals involved. Instead, this interview serves as a prime learning opportunity.
As a presidential candidate, she has access to the finest public speaking advisors and coaches available. Rest assured, every word she utters has been carefully scrutinized in advance by experts who are the best of the best. Consequently, her responses are likely some of the most well-crafted and strategic that one could offer in her position. So why not learn form it?
Next, a word on the goals of this interview. Even though this video is not about politics, it’s crucial to understand the background in basic terms. If you haven’t been following American politics, here’s a quick recap. There are Democrats represented by KH, there are Republicans represented by Donald Trump and Fox News is a Republican media, so the goal was definitely to represent her in the worst possible manner. I have a degree in journalism. I know why journalists are asking these exact questions. We’re going to see a few extracts from this interview, breaking down the questions and the answers.
Now what was the goal for Kamala Harris? The media told us that she was walking into the lion’s den. That was not a friendly interview. One of her goals was to appeal to the Republican audience, of course. And here’s another goal. How do I put this. I believe in the equality of men and women wholeheartedly, but we have to admit that’s not how our brain works. When we see a tall man and someone who’s shorter, on a biological level almost we feel with the lizard part of the brain where the power is. So for any woman a political career is hard and one of the goals is proving that she can command the floor.
