The document provides tips for preparing a presentation, recommending that presenters first establish goals to ensure good communication. Presenters should have no more than 3 main talking points to discuss thoroughly, as the brain can only handle a small amount of information. Finally, presenters are advised to time their script, practice, and then they will be ready to present with clear communication and time management.

1. Preparing a
Presentation
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2. First Thing is First

3. Must Establish Goals

4. Goal Setting Ensures
Good Communication

5. Presentations Need a
Thesis Statements Too

6. You’ve Set a Solid Foundation

7. And You’re Ready to
Bullet Out Talking Points

8. 3 Points MAX

9. The Brain Can ONLY Handle a Little Bit

10. Thoroughly Explain Your
3 Chosen Talking Points

11. Add Nothing Else

12. This Makes Your Script

13. Read and Time Your Script

14. Time Management is Important

15. Practice

16. And You’re Ready to Present

17. More information available at
www.Speak-Simple.com
and in our book on Amazon.
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