Talk at Tetuan Valley Startup School, Spring 2010.
Byron Stanford from Project Presentation speaks on how to improve today's presentations by traveling.
19. Or Guy Kawasaki, agree that presentations today impede communication in stead of
aiding it.
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20. These people see more than 10 presentations a day. You should listen to what they
say (and follow their blogs). They are the type of people you will be selling your ideas
and dreams to.
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24. Garr relates 3 principle of Zen to Presentations. Restraint, simplicity and Naturalness.
I want to relate them to the 3 parts of presentations: Preparation, design and Delivery
Restraint in preparation
Simplicity in design
Naturalness in delivery
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25. Garr relates 3 principle of Zen to Presentations. Restraint, simplicity and Naturalness.
I want to relate them to the 3 parts of presentations: Preparation, design and Delivery
Restraint in preparation
Simplicity in design
Naturalness in delivery
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40. Don’t be satisfied with the first idea that comes to mind. Push your ideas further and
then reduce them to their core.
Image from the book Slide:ology by Nancy Duarte
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41. Take those reduced ideas and put them on post-its to create the map of your journey.
If an idea doesn’t fit on a post-it it’s too complex. You need to make it simpler.
Image from the book Slide:ology by Nancy Duarte
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76. Enjoy. This is your destination, the whole trip was to arrive to this point. Don’t be
afraid to enjoy the moment
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77. Review:
Restraint in preparation: keep only the essential. Only make the necessary stops on
your way
Simplicity in design: Practice design, not decoration.
Naturalness in delivery: Enjoy the moment
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83. Review:
Restraint in preparation: keep only the essential. Only make the necessary stops on
your way
Simplicity in design: Practice design, not decoration.
Naturalness in delivery: Enjoy the moment
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