{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"5 Ways To Look Better When Presenting On TV + Video","description":"Whether you\u2019re the top thought leader or the biggest expert in your industry,  if you\u2019re not wearing the right clothes, people won\u2019t trust you.  You must look confident for people to be confident in you. You may have gone to a great school, have tons of experience, but people may still judge you for what you\u2019re wearing. This is why I found this topic so important. It could be for a job interview, a board meeting, or a panel discussion. Let me guide you in choosing the best clothes to wear in front of the camera. Tune in to learn more in this episode of Thought Leaders Amplified \ud83c\udfac 5 ways to look better when presenting on TV + video.  Here\u2019s what you\u2019ll learn in this episode:  \u2714\ufe0f Choose colors that complement. Colors can make or break your outfit. Select shades that bring out the best in your skin tone, face, and eyes. The goal is to make you glow and stand out \u2014 people\u2019s eyes should be glued to you! \u2714\ufe0fThink about your glasses. If you wear glasses, put your ring light on the side to avoid it reflecting in your lenses. Get bigger frames that don\u2019t block any parts of your eyes. \u2714\ufe0f Dress for the part. Being a thought leader doesn\u2019t mean being on-trend or wearing expensive outfits. Dress presentably. Give the impression that you pay attention to taking care of yourself. This strongly reflects your capabilities to perform and handle your business with others. \u2714\ufe0f Consider your seating arrangement. When you\u2019re scheduled to be a guest speaker on a panel, the last thing you\u2019d think to ask about is the piece of furniture you\u2019ll be sitting on. But it\u2019s actually a huge factor when picking your outfit, especially for women. Choosing knee-length or long bottoms would prevent the distraction of having to constantly pull down your skirt. \u2714\ufe0f Make your eyes pop. If your audience looks into your eyes, a strong connection is built \u2014 even if it\u2019s through a screen. Make sure your background has nothing that pulls their attention away from you. The more focus is drawn to your eyes, the easier it is to get your message across. \u2714\ufe0f Wear minimal jewelry. Jewelry can definitely pull an outfit together. But pretty pieces of silver and gold can also backfire. Don\u2019t let your timeless rings and necklaces pull people away from your purpose. \u2714\ufe0fThe right colors make a difference. You want people to be focusing in on your message and connecting with you. Wearing the right colors on camera, on Zoom, and on stage is just one step towards amplifying your message and encouraging people to trust and remember you. I\u2019ve recently created a special program dedicated to healthcare professionals who need media training so they can confidently show up on camera, attract more patients, move up in their careers, and let their expertise shine. If that\u2019s you or you know someone who can benefit from this, click here: http:\/\/standoutinthemedia.com\/  =============================== Ready for more tips, tricks, and techniques on public speaking, media interviews, and standing out in front of any audience? \ud83d\udd34 SUBSCRIBE \ud83d\udd34  to my YouTube channel here: https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/c\/KathrynJani...  ================ \ud83d\udc65 Connect with me: LinkedIn: https:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/in\/kathrynja...  Facebook: https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/kathrynjanicek  Instagram: https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/kathrynjanicek  Twitter: https:\/\/twitter.com\/kathrynjanicek ","author_name":"Thought Leaders Amplified Podcast","author_url":"https:\/\/kathrynjanicek.com\/","html":"