It wasn't that bad.

Q: What am I most proud of?

A: I think my content was solid and I received a lot of positive feedback on my presentation. That's always a nice feeling. I put a lot of effort into the presentation and I'm glad people learned from it.

Q: What assessment would I give myself and why?

A: I think I would give myself a solid P. I followed the contract and put in a lot of effort. I think it was overall a solid presentation.

Q: What would I change?

A: The only thing I would change is my voice. Although I felt like I had a strong and clear tone throughout my presentation, I was a little nervous and therefore, my voice shook a little. Other than that, I'm content.

Q: What worked?

A: I think my power point reflected my style and conveyed what I was trying to say nicely. It was understandable and aesthetically pleasing. I also think explaining the key takeaways from my hook and activity helped others understand my answer.

Q: What didn't work?

A: I think the entire presentation was solid. I planned my presentation so that it would seamlessly flow together. From the into, to the hook, to the actual presentation, activity, and wrap-up.

Q: What do I think my answer two is going to be?

A: I think my next answer will deal with the relationship created when marketing your brand through social media. Social Media marketing is relatively new, and has opened up new ways for brands to communicate and actually form a relationship with the consumer. I might go in a different direction and explore the idea that any other form of fashion marketing can be done through social media, since we live in a digital age.