Someone asked me the other day, ‘What’s your elevator pitch?’
I paused. How do you explain the core of who you are in just a few seconds? How do you pack a lifetime of passion, vision, and grit into one tiny window of time? It’s not just a summary—it’s the spark that has to make someone stop, listen, and feel something.
An elevator pitch isn’t just a set of facts or a line off a resume. It’s that one raw moment where you let someone see what drives you, where you don’t hold back. In that flash, you’re not just introducing yourself; you’re showing them the kind of impact you’re here to make, why you’re different, and why you matter.
So when someone asks, ‘What’s your pitch?’ don’t play it safe. Don’t hide behind the usual labels. Let them see your fire, your purpose, and why you’re the one who can’t be ignored. Make it bold. Make it real. Make sure that when those elevator doors close, they’re still thinking about you.
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