It’s called preparation.
It’s called anticipation of reporters’ questions.
It’s called Hot Grounders. Here’s what I mean.
Lesson 1. When you are going before a reporter for an interview about what you represent, do yourself a favor and identify 5 topics the reporter may ask.
Then start with the most likely topic and force yourself to write 5 questions the reporter could ask (the harder the question, the better).
Then force yourself to develop an answer for each question and say the answers out loud.
Then move to the next topic and repeat.
This will better prepare you to not have an Aleppo/brain-cramp moment like a politician for the presidency of the United States of America is having.
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