If Internet Marketing gurus like Frank Kern can deliberately make amateurish videos, I don’t see why I shouldn’t do so because it’s my only option at the moment.
However, after looking at it I think maybe next time I’ll try to do something about my hair – but that is honestly the way I walk around these days. 30 years of wearing a suit was more than enough.
Well, now you know me a bit better, don’t hesitate to voice your opinion on anything on this blog – or to add topic suggestions to the Skribit widget in the right hand sidebar.
Really great video, Mike. We’ve just watched it twice! You have a wonderful voice. You could have a career as a radio presenter. Probably not TV, though, unless you get your hair fixed.
Thanks – but I’m suspicious. Are you trying to sell me something?
My voice itself is acceptable, I guess, but my control of it isn’t too good. Could be worse, I suppose, since there are only a couple of serious tailing-off mumbles.
Many years ago, the instructor on a presentation course did his best to cure me. Our classroom was only separated from a hotel dining room by a thick velvet curtain – he told me that if I didn’t speak up he would make me give my presentation from the other side of the curtain.
That frightened me enough for some of the lesson to stick.
Wifie laughs at my hair regularly, but I didn’t really understand until I saw the video. Think I’d better look for the hairbrush I last used about 10 years ago…
Maybe not – it could become a signature, like Dilbert’s manager’s hair. Now, if I could find a competent cartoonist, I could get myself a distinctive avatar made up.
Dumela Rra!
Why did the expression ‘A good face for radio’ come to mind?
(Closely followed by the expression ‘The pot calling the kettle black’)
I suppose you could wear a baseball cap, or a wooly hat !!
Cheers!
Keith
Dumela. Le kgae.
In winter, I’ll probably be wearing a Compo woolly hat, anyway.
I guess a hairbrush could achieve miracles – or I could get a crew cut.
Have fun