Okay, don't mess up.
You got the interview.
So how do you prepare.
Don't mess this up.
Because you know somebody else could get the job.
You got to watch this video so you know what to do.
This is not the normal training.
Completely unorthodox but it works.
Watch closely.
So you got the interview set up, right?
You've gone through all.
Put your application.
It's all ready to go.
Don't mess it up.
You can't mess this up.
Now, I know where you're going to do is you're going to stress and worry and get all in you
head you know, "How do I do this?"
Well I am here to help you to how to mentally prepare to just do awesome in this interview.
Now, I've got some orthodox answers for you.
Because there's you know, there's people have all these like perfect answers of how to get
ready for job interview.
Bu why didn't they get the job interview?
How come so and so got the job and you didn't?
I think it's time for really the raw steps that it takes to be able to get that interview.
Now, these are unorthodox.
Meaning, it's not normally what you're going to hear in getting prepared for an interview.
But those who I know who have used some or all of these...
Wow, do they make an impression.
And isn't that what it's all about is making an impression at the interview.
Because if you're all poised and perfect, well anybody can be poised and perfect.
But how do you get the presence?
That presence.
That air about you that makes the people go, "Wow, you stand out."
Okay, let's take a look at this and what it's going to take for you to just do good.
So let's get your head ready to do a great job.
2 days ahead of that interview, you've got to get better sleep.
Because a person who is rested, the tone of their voice is whole lot calmer and calm sounds
confident.
Because you're worried and nervous and you're busy and all that kind of stuff.
It can stress your voice out.
And when you get there to answer the questions and you have this distressed voice, you don't
sound like you can handle the job very well.
so 2 days ahead, you got to be earlier.
Turn off the TV, get away from all your normal activities but get some more sleep.
Get some good quality sleep.
And if you can get a whole of meditation cd to help calm you down as you're going to sleep,
extra, extra bonus there.
Now, before you get to the interview, less electronics, more people.
Seriously, 2 day ahead before the interview, get away from the computers, get away from
the TV, get away from electronics as much as possible and get in places where you can
be around people.
Because people energy compared to an electronic energy is too different feelings.
And while they're interviewing you to see if you're the person whose going to fit in
the position that they want and then you're going to be a great person, they're going
to check in the...
As they're trying to connect to you as a person.
But if you got all this electronic energy around you, what happens is you don't feel
like you're relatable.
You don't feel like you're somebody that they can connect to.
And you're going to move your name down the list because you don't seem like a people
person.
And in the world today, people want to hire people who are good at being around people.
So, get away from your electronics to change that feeling around you.
Now this one, you might, you know, you might think that this one's crazy but your voice
and the sound of your voice really matters during that interview.
So pick a couple of songs.
2 or 3 songs that you just think are really fun, you like the lyrics and start to sing
those songs as often as possible.
A voice that has harmony, a voice that has rhythm.
A voice that has some kind of melody moving through it.
Not that you're going to like sing your interview, you know, to the person.
But if your voice sounds like it floats and it all connects together, they're going to
interpret that that you're organized.
They're going to interpret that that you're somebody who is well connected because of
the sound of your voice.
Start singing songs.
Next, clear up the biffs.
A biff is when you have a relationship that it has got something going on with it.
You know, it's like...
It's not in a good place.
But if you have relationships that're not going well and you're going to go to an interview,
those relationships that are not going well are going to influence how you act in that
interview.
Bad and tough relationships, you can just leave those out on the sidewalk.
Good luck thinking you can just put that on the sidewalk and it's not going to go to the
interview with you.
Those hurt feelings and those...
You know, those conflicts inside of you are going to right in the interview with you.
So clean up those relationships.
Because isn't this interview about a relationship between you and the career or you and a job?
It's in the relationship.
And if you've got biffs with other people, they're going to sense and feel that.
So do whatever you can to apologize, to forgive, to sort out something so it's a little bit
better between you and that person in some type of level so you can be in a better place.
Next, do your research on the company.
Don't walk in as a dumb-dumb.
You walk in as a dumb-dumb and you don't know their website, you don't know your mission,
you don't know the vision of the company, you're a dumb-dumb.
You got to do you're homework my friend.
Look up their website, look up their Facebook page, look at what they're talking about on
social media and know their products, know their pricing.
Know what's going on in the market in which the company you're wanting to work with.
Do your research.
Don't be a dumb-dumb.
Then last, practice talking to strangers.
Get out of your house, go out into the public, go to a store, go somewhere.
Go shopping and practice bringing up chitchat with strangers.
And see if you can carry on a good healthy conversation with somebody.
Because if you go to that interview without practicing talking to people, you're going
to stutter.
You're going to pause in the wrong spot of the conversation.
You're not going to think straight.
You're going to get stuck as they ask you those questions.
But because you're practicing with strangers, you don't know what strangers are going to
bring up to conversations so it literally teaches you how to quickly think of how to
stay engage with that conversation with complete strangers.
And so, if you practice with strangers, you can work through all your hiccups and all
your awkward conversation amongst strangers who...
These are not the people who are going to hire you or not.
Then when you get to the interview, you're well practiced.
You're ready for whatever question they bring to you.
And believe me, today, they ask questions that didn't used to ask.
The questions have changed, the process have changed and they're looking to see how you
handle the question, how you respond to the question more than the answer you give.
That's why you practice with strangers.
These right here, this is going to help you be in a much better place energetically and
really as a person.
And if you want to really nail it, do all 6 of these.
if you kind of do an "Okay" job and you just you know, try and see if a little, kind of
okay, then do 1 or 2.
But if you really want to get yourself in a great place, there's the list.
Take action on the list and just know.
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