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This document provides tips for improving presentations. It emphasizes focusing on significance by finding meaning and passion in the subject. It also stresses the importance of structure by using a clear and memorable framework, and simplicity by removing unnecessary text and visuals. Finally, it recommends rehearsing thoroughly to work out any issues before presenting. The overall message is that significance, structure, and simplicity are key to engaging audiences and avoiding "unbearable" presentations.
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- 1. Tips for winning presentations paris conference operational excellence FABRA DAVIES
- 2. There are 300million PowerPoint users in the world* * estimate
- 3. They do 30million presentations each day* * estimate
- 4. About a million presentations are going on right now* * estimate
- 5. 50% of themare unbearable* * conservative estimate
- 6. LOTS of people arekilling each other with bad presentations. NOW.
- 7. They are allDEAD! Well, almost.
- 8. Let’s make theworld a better place.
- 9. Why are theydoing it?!
- 10. Research shows: Bullets don’tkill people People kill people Unintentionally Yet regularly
- 11. Mainly due tolack of... Significance Structure Simplicity Rehearsal
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- 13. Why do youpresent? To “pass the information”? Your boss told you to? Or to make meaning?
- 14. What’s the subjectand why it matters to you?
- 15. How presentations work Significancecreates passion Passion attracts attention Attention leads to action
- 16. Are you passionate? Check yourself.
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- 20. Can’t find themeaning? Don’t present.
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- 22. Structure is howyou place the building blocks of your story.
- 23. Q: What structureto use? A: Any – as long as it is: Convincing Memorable Scalable
- 24. Structure choices Problem –Pathway – Solution Problem – Solution – Reasoning Fancy stuff (if it makes sense)
- 25. Give 3-4 reasons supporting your point. They will not remember more anyway.
- 26. } Memorable opening 1 More details... 1 argument 2 More details... 3 More details... 2 argument 1 2 More details... More details... 45 3 More details... minutes 1 More details... 3 argument 2 3 More details... More details... Memorable closing
- 27. You can tellthis in... 5 minutes 15 minutes 45 minutes It is scalable.
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- 29. Everything should bemade as simple as possible but not simpler.
- 30. Apparently, being simple is not that simple. Will give you some examples.
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- 32. Hey, we’ve gotDATA!
- 33. This one’s myfavorite.
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- 35. PowerPoint helps to: Visualizeideas Create key points Impress
- 36. They use itas: Prompter Handouts Data dumps
- 37. People read fasterthan you speak. This means you are useless.
- 38. How much isan extra slide? $0.00. Zero Dollars. Break it in several. It’s free.
- 39. What’s the point? One simple point? Remove everything else.
- 40. Well, some are justhopeless.
- 41. Ditch stupid “rules” Doyou remember the rule: 7 lines per slide or less 7 words per line or less? Well, it is just plain stupid If you follow this “rule” You get a slide like this
- 42. d . e Ditch stupid “rules” p . m g Do you remember the rule: a in r r 7 lines per slide or less C o 7 words per line or less? Well, it is just plain stupid B If you follow this “rule” You get a slide like this
- 43. Simple design rules* Onepoint per slide Few matching colours Very few fonts Photos, not clipart * pun intended
- 44. Less text. Moreimagery. Wild imagery.
- 45. But what ifI need to send or print the slides?
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- 47. The Largest Leasing Companies •Hansa Leasing •РГ Лизинг •Авангард-Лизинг •Raiffeisen Leasing •ММБ-Лизинг Make 2 sets of slides
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- 49. Inform with littletext* * yes you can
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- 51. It will neverwork completely for the first time. Trust me.
- 52. YOU PRESENTATION RECIPIENT Feedback. Go get some.
- 53. No audience? Presentto the furniture. But aloud. Try it.
- 54. Check the room andequipment.
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- 56. All this leadsto...
- 57. Wow* FABRA DAVIES * great presentations