Video has become the most impactful medium of our times. In this introduction, TJ describes the importance of creating powerful video presentations that cut through the noise and move people to take action.

They say “how high”? Learn how to get your audience to take action, and how to follow through with them after.

In the age of the endless Twitter feed and the barrage of information at nearly every moment, it’s easy for your ideas to get lost in the noise. Focus on what matters most by concentrating on and highlighting your most important messages.

Nobody ever says, “wow, I hate Joan’s super interesting, relevant stories. They really get on my nerves.” And that’s because Joan is a good story teller.

Everyone loves a visual reference. So why are all your presentations full of endless (and, to be honest, boring) text? Use images and smart video to make your pitch a work of art.

Rarely is anyone actually comfortable with public speaking. But with a little bit of video practice, you can fool just about anyone into believing you’re a keynote savant.

Before you leap off the cliff, make sure the rope is tied securely around your waist. Here’s how to test your pitch the correct way before taking the big plunge.

There’s a reason that saying is still repeated. When it comes to feedback from customers and prospective clients, there isn’t a more valuable resource in this line of business.

Pitches aren’t just for journalists and sales members. From the QVC to Three Card Monte to TV preachers, think outside the box for your next presentation.

So now you have the knowledge to pitch anything to anyone, what's next? It's time to put it to the test. Remember these essential fundamentals, and you'll be on your road to success.