The document discusses presentation skills and design. It provides tips for effective presentations, including telling stories with a situation, resolution and evidence (SCoRE). It emphasizes keeping presentations simple, using visuals to enhance delivery, and practicing restraint in preparation. Effective design is described as having contrast, repetition, alignment and proximity (CRAP). The goal is for presentations to be thoughtful yet simple reductions that ignite emotions and create attention and meaning for the audience.

1. *
Enchant
* Inspiration: Enchantment by Guy Kawasaki

2. R
Restricted
Due to the unconventional
nature of this presentation,
adult mindset is necessary

3. Weird or Just Different: DerekSivers

4. Good Afternoon

5. Worst Nightmare

6. A speaker at the conference got
the most vigorous accolades in
terms of clapping, most probably
because he was closest to put the
whole hall into deep sleep.

7. Okie another speaker trying to
complete what his predecessor
could not, put the audience to
sleep... Need cuppa co ee
desperately...

8. Death by
PowerPoint

9. Best
GWorst
Presentations

10. WHY?

11. Lack of
Preparation

12. Death by L azin ess
PowerPoint

15. 5
Top
PowerPoint
Annoyances

16. Reads Slides 72
Full Sentences 52
Small Text 48
Bad Color Choice 34
Complex Diagrams 26
0 25 50 75
Percent of Respondents
Source: Dave Paradi, 2011 Annoying PowerPoint

17. No
Reads Slides 72
Full Sentences 52
Small Text 48
Story
Bad Color Choice 34
Complex Diagrams 26
0 25 50 75
Percent of Respondents
Source: Dave Paradi, 2011 Annoying PowerPoint

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20. ! Story

21. Markets are
conversations

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24. 1
Build up

25. 1
Build up
2
Crisis

26. 1
Build up
2
Crisis
3
Redemption

28. No new stories

30. Just ‘Retold’

31. Ignite

32. Emotions…
create attention

33. creates meaning
Attention…

34. creates memory
Meaning…

35. 1Situation or
Complication
2Resolution
3 Evidence

36. 1Situation or
Complication
2Resolution
3 Evidence

37. 1Situation or
Complication
SCoRE
2Resolution
3 Evidence

38. The
BIGGEST
Story Fest is coming here...

39. "
Visual
Design

40. Design
is
CRAP!

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42. C
Contrast
R
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43. C
Contrast
R
Repetition
A
P

44. C
Contrast
R
Repetition
A
Alignment
P

45. C
Contrast
R
Repetition
A
Alignment
Proximity
P

46. Good Design Is As Easy
as 1-2-3
1. Learn the principles.
They’re simpler than you might think.
2. Recognize when you’re not using them.
Put it into words – name the problem.
3. Apply the principles.
You’ll be amazed.

47. Good Design
is as easy as…
1 Learn the principles.
They’re simpler than you might think.
2 Recognize when you’re not using them.
Put it into words – name the problem.
3 Apply the principles.
You’ll be amazed.

48. Good Design
is as easy as…
1 Learn the principles.
They’re simpler than you might think.
2 Recognize when you’re not using them.
Put it into words – name the problem.
3 Apply the principles.
You’ll be amazed.

49. Kanso
Simplicity

50. Make everything as
simple as possible but
not simpler.

57. Thoughtful
Reduction

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61. Shift to
Notes

62. Shift to
Notes

63. Clean start

67. Getting through is becoming
increasingly difficult!

68. Vision trumps all other senses.
Dr John Medina
Brain Rules

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72. After

73. After

74. 6
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Who is Customer?
! Anyone who uses product of
your process.
! Customer can be:
! External (e.g. Car buyer, policy
holder for an insurance company,
Loan seeker in a bank)
! Internal (user departments for IT
helpdesk, employees receiving salary
from Finance department, etc.)
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75. A Customer...
• ...is anyone who uses your
product or service
• ...can be Internal or External

76. In the end...

77. Restraint in preparation

78. Simplicity&in design

79. Naturalness in delivery

80. Presentation Excellence
is never accidental!
(Work your buns o !)
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