Presentations

A core message said simply, with few filler words, backed by data and design, will always win.

Joseph L

One Idea Per Slide: Stick to one point per slide. Avoid crowding your slides with multiple ideas. This keeps your audience's attention on what really matters.

Emiliya

Endless blocks of text, mismatched colors, or clunky graphics are distracting and hard on the eyes. Keep your design simple, use a consistent color scheme, and make sure visuals are high-quality.

Alegra H

People read much more quickly than you can talk to your slide, so giving them an appropriate image allows them to have something else to look at while you're talking—it reduces their boredom.

Jim S

Without a clear flow, it’s easy to lose your audience. Make sure your presentation has a beginning, middle, and end. Introduce the problem, then present the solution, and wrap it up with a strong conclusion

Maria M

The more you feel confident, the better you deliver. Also, the best confidence pill is PRACTICE! So know your topic, practice a lot, and present with confidence.

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