Most Presentations Aren't Bullet Proof by Catherine

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Most Presentations Aren't Bullet Proof

Published on Nov 06, 2015

A Haiku Deck homage to Seth Godin's thoughts on the topic: http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2014/05/most-presentations-arent-bullet-proof.html

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most presentations

aren't bullet proof

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bullets do not save time.

memos save time.

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bullets are gotchas lying in wait

to be brought up later.

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bullets do not make it easier

to remember what's being said.

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bullets create tension about what the next one will say

instead of actually communicating your idea.

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bullets are almost always misused

as a disorderly, almost random, list.

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bullets don't naturally map

to the way we process and remember ideas.

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if bullets are the official style of your organization,

using them is a form of being invisible.

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bullets make it far easier

to read your presentation to people in the room.

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for those with no time to practice or unable to say what's in their heart,

bullets are perfect.

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after all, presentations aren't about

The most concise exposition of facts.

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