The document discusses the difference between complementary and supplementary slides in presentations. Complementary slides require the presenter to explain and enhance their content, while supplementary slides are self-explanatory and do not need the presenter's presence to convey their message. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding this distinction to effectively engage an audience.

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2. POWER

3. POWER

4. POWERLESS

5. SLIDES

6. SLIDES

7. SLIDES

8. COMPLEMENT SUPPLEMENT

11. Supplement or Complement
•Most of us will choose water over vitamin as in this case, vitamin
acts as a SUPPLEMENT whereas water acts as a COMPLEMENT.
Supplement means an extra or additional items/things whereas
COMPLEMENT means something that completes or goes very
well with something; in this case it completes your meal.
•Your slides are the same. You can choose to make you slide to be
your complement or to be your supplement. Complementary
slides mean you have to be there to explain the slides or to
rephrase; the slides need you! On the other hand, supplementary
slides mean the slides can talk on its own. Your presence or
absence will not affect your slides. It didn't care!

12. an EXTRA or additional
SUPPLEMENT

13. it compl t s you
COMPLEMENT

14. “ Slides are not meant to tell the
whole story without you there ”
Guy Kawasaki

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