How to Answer Unexpected Questions Calmly & Confidently (In ANY Situation!) 

Even after listening to this I don’t think i can answer my math teacher’s unexpected questions 🙄😂

You’re the first RU-vidr whose commercials convinced me to watch and subscribe. I like how you’re spitting real applications to use right away.

Vih was being such a father to me 🥲 thanks teacher!!

Maube thats a stupid request but can you make a video on how to speak on a date ? I know , I know 😂 but this is a context and we want to be charming , mesmerising , be prepared for a stupid questions like what’s most stupid thing you did (where we can laugh and have fun) but how about questions about past relationships or having children or some 5 year plan ? When you have to be more serious, it’s important topic and you have to stress out your opinion which might not be liked by the other side but be respectful and gentle but confident ?

Thanks for making learning so fun! Your explanations are always on point and super relatable🙌

Love this bro

Really liking your 2hr workshop

This is brilliant. Thank you!

great stuff!!! hey vin , where /how can i find the original clip of that steve jobs qu and answer?

"Squeaky" is right about the moustache though! 😂

Cool one! Thanks! By the way, I don’t know if you noticed but you touch your glasses a lot while speaking :)

Just wondering where I could watch this specific podcast?

The Mastery Webiner was awesome, Vinh. Thanks 👍

I am sure that this is from the masterclass.😂

I am very sad , because I marked the date for the *FREE MASTER CLASS* but missed it out of carelessness. In future I will buy his course and then get access to the full stage academy

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9:33 yes that’s me 😂

I’ve just had my first virtual job interview Tuesday. I was a nervous wreck, and I don't know how many times I could've said um.

Thanks for giving me the tools to deal with passionate unaware people that lack social skills !! 7:05 I’ve got a story that still pisses me off as I wish I knew how to deal with it. I was talking to a talent acquisition hirer and actual getting to know the person at a talk and was connecting with them as they were very interesting ! A guy butts in and asked the most surface level dumb question as if they were trying to perform and show off!! So that’s takes the hirer’s attention off me and the guy is tone deaf proceeds to sit down and crosses his leg as the hirer was standing and listening as politely as they could . I stared daggers into the guy, as I am in awe and pissed at how oblivious you can be . I now know how to intersect the guy and call them out for beginning disrespectful politely with this final piece of information. If a similar situation were to ever occur again I’ll be able to politely point out and defend the other party from an awfully awkward situation . Your advice overlaps with Chis Voss advice of the last impression is the lasting impression !

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In the beginning of the hackeling story you were acting a 1-on-1 conversation with a support person. But I couldn't understand your narrative. What did you say? What was the advice?

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Hi Vinh, I like your content and bought your STAGE Academy course but I have been trying to reach out to you or your team to get a refund. Shortly after buying it, I faced an upsetting family situation that went on for months and left me feeling depressed and unable to do things I planned to like your course. I have wanted to work on it this year, but I've realized I need to focus on more basic needs first such as finding an adequate income. What's more, over the past several weeks I have been experiencing dental problems that I think have been affecting my health. I'm not sure how it is in Australia, but here in Canada dental work is not covered by Medicare. I understand your 30-day rule about refunds but I am asking if you could make an exception given my circumstances as it would help me address these issues and hopefully be in a better position to repurchase and do your course later. I have been particularly worried that these dental problems are affecting my ability to pronounce and articulate sounds clearly. That of course would not be good for my communication, especially in the work I'm trying to do like creating easy-to-understand content for beginning English learners on this channel I'm commenting from. -Kristian