elevator pitch number 3

https://youtu.be/P5SCfPCXnZM

Based on my feedback from my first pitch (my second didn't upload correctly), I have made solid progress in becoming more convincing and preparing myself better prior to the pitch. The only feedback I received was to prepare my pitch more because in my first video I was nonchalant in how I recorded and got ready. In my recent video I put more emphasis into practicing my pitch and giving a better effort.

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