The process I use for creating and delivering presentations. Influenced by the book "Presentation Zen" by Garr Reynolds. Recommended image resources: http://publicdomainpictures.net/ http://www.everystockphoto.com/

2. Hey, let's prepare!!!

3. Find out & exceed the audience's
expectations
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4. What's your central message?
So what?

5. Write down all
your ideas
(not in one go)

6. Everyone
loves
stories
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7. Put ideas on
individual notes.
Group &
re-arrange.

8. Watch
the
masters

9. Yeah, let's create!!!

10. Don't start with
a self-intro.
Start with fun.

11. Keep it simple
Each note = separate slide

12. Choose visuals to
complement you,
not upstage you
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13. Break it up into clear sections
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14. Woo, let's deliver!!!

15. Arrive early to setup & test

16. Expect zero internet & zero PC
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17. Do a 2 minute
power pose
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18. Meet people
beforehand
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19. Find a nodder
(of the good kind)
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20. Move around
the stage
(but not too much)
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21. practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,
practise, practise, practise,