Name: 47 - How to Confidently Introduce Yourself in Any Situation by MastermindTalks
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Description: When someone asks you "What Do You Do?", does your answer start a conversation or end it? Today I bring my good friend Clay Hebert back on the show. In this episode you will learn how to confidently introduce yourself in virtually any situation using Clay's 6 word intro framework.

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When someone asks you "What Do You Do?", does your answer start a conversation or end it? Today I bring my good friend Clay Hebert back on the show. In this episode you will learn how to confidently introduce yourself in virtually any situation using Clay's 6 word intro framework.

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