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Ever been ignored when you were trying to get someone’s attention? Roscoe suggests that increasing volume is the solution.
Sometimes, the subtle, doe-eyed approach doesn’t get you the focus from your audience. When that happens, you need to be more forceful.
Unfortunately, sometimes a little noise just isn’t enough. When that happens, you need to be sure to get your point across in whatever means necessary. Take a deep breath, dig for a lot of amplification, and really let loose with your message.
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