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Table of Contents Acknowledgments, ix Foreword by Guy Kawasaki, x INTRODUCTION Presenting in Today’s World, 5 PREPARATION Creativity, Limitations, and Constraints, 31 Planning Analog, 45 Crafting the Story, 77 DESIGN Simplicity: Why It Matters, 115 Presentation Design: Principles and Techniques, 131 Sample Visuals: Images & Text, 187 DELIVERY The Art of Being Completely Present, 215 Connecting with an Audience, 231 The Need for Engagement, 253 NEXT STEP The Journey Begins, 285 Photo Credits, 292 Index, 294
Page 2 and 3: Praise for Presentation Zen: Simple
Page 4 and 5: Presentation Zen: Simple Ideas on P
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Page 10 and 11: Foreword by Guy Kawasaki Because th
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Page 14 and 15: Simplicity is the ultimate sophisti
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Page 18 and 19: and presentation of business and te
Page 20 and 21: An Approach, Not a Method Presentat
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Page 24 and 25: Presentation Generation The ability
Page 26 and 27: Presentations in the “Conceptual
Page 28 and 29: Design To many business people, des
Page 30 and 31: Play In the Conceptual Age, says Pi
Page 32 and 33: Seth Godin Speaker, blogger, and au
Page 34 and 35: A New Era Requires New Thinking The
Page 36 and 37: EXERCISE Hold a brainstorming sessi
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Page 46 and 47: Children are naturally creative, pl
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44 Presentation Zen
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A Bike or a Car? Software companies
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Paper, a Whiteboard, Post-it Notes,
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Pen and Paper I spend a lot of time
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Post-it Notes Large sheets of paper
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54 Presentation Zen
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56 Presentation Zen and our audienc
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We cannot see our reflection in run
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In order to be open to creativity,
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The Wrong Questions In obsessing on
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Two Questions: What Is Your Point?
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Dakara Nani? (So What?) In Japanese
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Handouts Can Set You Free If you cr
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Create a Document, Not a Slideument
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Avoiding the Slideument The slide b
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74 Presentation Zen The planning st
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76 Presentation Zen
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What Makes Messages Stick? Most of
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• Credibility. If you are famous
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I believe this nation should commit
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Story and Storytelling Before there
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Contrasts Are Compelling Whether we
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Kamishibai: Lessons in Visual Story
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What made this CEO’s presentation
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Finding Your Voice The voice of the
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The Process The problem with slidew
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Step 3 Storyboarding off the comput
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Chapter 4 Crafting the Story 99
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slides hidden, so you see them only
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an enormous amount of ideas, identi
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Concept 2 This concept required pho
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Editing and Restraint I am a bit of
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In Sum • Make your ideas sticky b
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design Chapter 5 Simplicity: Why It
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5 Simplicity: Why It Matters As our
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Steve Jobs and the Zen Aesthetic St
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Kanso, Shizen, Shibumi Zen itself i
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Wabi-Sabi Simplicity I first learne
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The “Fish Story” After I presen
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Amplification Through Simplificatio
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We must do what we can to be firm,
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In Sum • Simplicity is powerful a
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6 Presentation Design: Principles a
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General Design Principles In the fo
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BEFORE AFTER Chapter 6 Presentation
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BEFORE AFTER Chapter 6 Presentation
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A simple bar chart without an image
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Who Says Your Logo Should Be on Eve
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How Many Bullets Points Per Slide?
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A traditional slide that duplicates
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Ask yourself this: What information
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ABOVE The four slides above are dif
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The slides on this page are from th
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Quote This While long bullet points
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Chapter 6 Presentation Design: Prin
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This quote is presented over two sl
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Empty Space Empty space, also calle
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The Power of Faces to Get Attention
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The effect of eye gaze is more obvi
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Both slides have good balance. The
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Grids and the Rule of Thirds For ce
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The Big Four: Contrast, Repetition,
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Repetition The principle of repetit
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Alignment The whole point of the al
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These two slides show how aligning
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This slide features a typical graph
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Keeping the principle of Signal vs.
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In Sum • Design matters. But desi
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Be Like Bamboo I created the slides
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190 Presentation Zen
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Differentiation Here you can see th
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Shift Happens * Jeff Brenman Founde
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The Sustainable Food Lab Chris Land
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Aromatic Chemistry Dr. Aisyah Saad
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Presenting on Animal-Based Issues S
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Doctor Impresses Crowd at Medical S
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The doctor shares a personal exampl
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Takahashi Method Masayoshi Takahash
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Inbox Zero Merlin Mann Productivity
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Be here now. Be someplace else late
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Mindfulness is concerned with the h
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The Mind That Is No Mind When a swo
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“ The waters are in motion all th
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than you expected. Could you have d
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The Zanders say that rather than ge
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Don’t Take Yourself So Seriously!
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"They’re waiting for you to show
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The art of musical performance and
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Quotes from Jazz Jazz is about dial
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Start Strong to Make a Connection T
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There are many ways to start a pres
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Project Yourself To make a connecti
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Connect with Eye Contact Related to
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Don’t Read a Speech Communication
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If Your Idea is Worth Spreading…
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Hara Hachi Bu: Why Length Matters A
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Every word that is unnecessary only
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Emotions and Memory Reaching people
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If we are wired to feel what others
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Stimulate Their Curiosity Famed phy
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Engagement is Not About Tools Many
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Gihan Perera Author of the best-sel
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Remove Barriers to Communication I
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Redux: Presentation Lessons from St
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Steve Jobs's keynotes always featur
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When Jobs showed numbers, they were
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Even modern, beautiful halls like t
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Use the B Key If you use slideware
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If you turn off the lights and pres
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In Sum • Engagement invloves tapp
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next step Chapter 11 The Journey Be
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The Journey Begins 11 Many people l
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Exercise Your Creativity It’s imp
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Conclusion So, what’s the conclus
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Photo Credits Markuz Wernli Saito G
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Index 1-7-7 Rule, 142 3D effects, 1
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S Saad, Dr. Aisyah, 198 Seligman, M
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