-: I would say the best way to prepare is
get outside and see.
The things you can learn in the classroom are great.
They're good foundational building blocks.
But until you get out and you get into foreign countries
and you get into the business world and actually see
how things operate, that's gonna be what you need to do.
If you have an opportunity while you're in school
to do work abroad, international studies, do them.
Because you'll learn so much from the people
that are your age doing what you're doing.
And I look back at the people I've done business with
in my first career, I'm still doing business with today,
because that's what it's about.
It's about relationships and learning
the differences that we have but yet
the things that unite us.
The class I remember exactly was a sales class.
And what it was was a semester of,
you sat in front of the video and you interviewed each other
as far as how you presented, what you look like
to that person, so you can say if you're um, uh,
you stutter, you, things you can improve upon,
your presentation style, how you do that.
I mean, to me, that was probably the most important class
I took, because it allowed me to become
more confident speaking, to be able to know what my face
looks animated, and how to give
the right impression to somebody.