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The Slide Deck That Changed My Life
• Tell a story instead of explaining the process.
• Only focus on one idea per slide. Don’t confuse what you’re saying by having busy slides. Use one bold sentence per slide. Instead of paragraphs of text.
• Use presenter notes as a script for your speech. Let the image/mockups paint the picture of what you’re saying in the background.
• Rehearse your
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