This document discusses how presentations can help or hinder someone. It personifies the presentation as "Mr. Presentation" who works for and promotes the presenter. However, the presenter often neglects their presentation, only acknowledging it once a year. The document suggests helping the presentation by transforming its bad habits, simplifying it, getting it organized, introducing new fonts, and making it look good, as the presentation is the presenter's secret weapon, greatest ally, and best friend.

2. This is your
presentation.

3. Say “Hi”
Mr. Presentation.

4. He works
for you...

5. He
promotes
you...

6. He’s on
your team...

7. So, why do you
neglect him?

8. You only
acknowledge him...

9. once a year.

10. Why the HATE??

11. Is he
too wordy?

12. Is it his obsession
with bullets?

13. His bad taste
in color?

14. Is it because he’s
a pack rat?

15. Or maybe it’s
because of...

16. his
fondness
for Times New Roman?

17. Granted...

18. He’s
not sexy...

19. He’s
not a poet...

20. and

21. He’s not the best
with
numbers...

22. but

23. He’s your one moment to shine.

24. He can
make you...

25. or

26. He can
break you.

27. Help the guy out!

28. Transform his
bad habits...

29. Make him get
to the point.

30. Take his
gun away.

31. Simplify
his wardrobe.

32. Get him
organized.

33. Introduce him to
new fonts.

34. Make him
look good...

35. REAL good.

36. After all...

37. He is your
secret
weapon.

38. He is your
greatest ally.

39. He is your
best friend.

40. This is your
presentation.

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