How to Cover a Blunder

Hello, and thank you for watching.
Today’s topic: How to Cover a Blunder
Keep the method simple so you can concentrate on the presentation.
Avoid being flustered or embarrassed.
Your first responsibility is to entertain, make the blunder entertaining.
They don’t know you blundered.
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[@edward2785]

Great advice David! Always enjoy your channel.

[@DavidDellman]

Thank you so much, and I very much enjoy your work. I love your demos, your products, and your company.

[@ExHobo73]

Murphy is my assistant. He's a real punk, but it is often funny.

[@DavidDellman]

He heckles me from time to time

[@ExHobo73]

Great advice!

[@DavidDellman]

I'm glad you liked it

[@RobertBallMagician]

Some great advice David always 😊👍👍😊

[@DavidDellman]

Thank you Robert

[@shannonsmith297]

You could create a faux blunder with an incredible recovery. 😊

[@coreycox2345]

It could be a way to garner attention for your project, @shannonsmith297.

[@seanp7440]

If you perform, there's a 100% chance of failure at some point. I've seen footage of Darwin Ortiz messing up a sleight.

[@DavidDellman]

We all do. That is a fact. We have to get back up and keep going.