Feedback Reflection: The feedback that stood out to me the most was someone
mentioning how composed I was in the second elevator pitch video. I did not feel composed but the positive
feedback gave me more confidence during the third elevator pitch video and I
was not nervous at all. The feedback
that surprised me the most was someone that stated that my end result was “foggy”
but left no specifics. I was surprised
because I felt the message was straight forward considering the amount of time
given for the assignment with no confusion regarding what I was offering and
the the investment needed to provide the service. Honestly, there was no feedback that I felt
was wrong or silly. I received good
feedback from everyone.
Changes to Elevator
Pitch: One of the most important
changes I made was to completely relax and speak in an even more conversational
tone than the previous elevator pitch video.
Also, I changed the offering of classes to reflect more of a military
special operations fitness regimen and including routines used by Navy SEALS,
Army Rangers, Pararesuemen, etc. I think
this offering of classes will cater to a broader demographic of both men and
women. The previous class offerings were
yoga, pilates, spin, turbo kickboxing, etc which attracted more women than
men. I feel this was a very important
change to my elevator pitch because the majority of people support the military
and if I can incorporate that into my business model then it will work wonders
for me.
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