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EVERYTHING YOU KNOW ABOUT POWERPOINT IS WRONG

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Why PowerPoint Matters PowerPoint’s Reputation The Purpose of Slides Design Visuals Animations Status Slides A Theme Master Slides

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Your Conclusion Your Last Slide

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THE BIG PICTURE WHY POWER- POINT MATTERS

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“Presentations have become the de facto tool of business communication. Companies are started, products are launched, climate systems are saved — based on the quality of your pitch deck.” —NANCY DUARTE

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Keynote Google Slides Prezi

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THE PROBLEM POWERPOINT’S REPUTATION

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Here are the top three reasons why people hate PowerPoint.

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Here are the top three reasons why people hate PowerPoint. The slides are chock-full of text. Speakers read their slides. The slides lend themselves to a lecture.

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“PowerPoint was developed by engineers as a tool to help them communicate with the marketing department — and vice versa. The programmers behind Power- Point saw it as a clever hack — a way to save time and money, instead of creating slides the right way.” —SETH GODIN Origin Story

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“Think about what happens when you open PowerPoint. A slide appears that contains space for words — a title and subtitle. Now think about the first thing you see in the dropdown menu under ‘Format.’ It’s ‘Bullets & Numbering.’ The software itself forces you to create a template that represents the exact opposite of what you need.” —CARMINE GALLO For Exam ple

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“Think about what happens when you open PowerPoint. A slide appears that contains space for words — a title and subtitle. Now think about the first thing you see in the dropdown menu under ‘Format.’ It’s ‘Bullets & Numbering.’ The software itself forces you to create a template that represents the exact opposite of what you need.” —CARMINE GALLO For Exam ple

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POWERPOINT 101

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WAY #1 THE PURPOSE OF SLIDES

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Traditional Tina I use my slides as notes, clues, or prompts.

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“The slides are for the audience, not the speaker. The purpose of projecting a slide on the wall is to provide a visual representation of the topics being spoken of. The slides should reinforce, not repeat, the words of the speaker.” —ROBERT FROST Long Explanation

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“Your deck is your sidekick, not your Teleprompter.” —AMANDA HOLT Short Explanation

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Traditional Tina If someone can basically learn everything she needs to by reading my slides, then there’s no reason for her to hear me in person. Savvy Susan Exactly! A slideshow should be presented, not recited; delivered, not read.

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WAY #2 DESIGN

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CONTENT

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DESIGN

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“How your work looks can be as important as what it says.” —JONATHAN RICK

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Visuals Text

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ADP Has an Enormous Opportunity for Improvement § ADP's Employer Services business is underperforming its potential § ADP can significantly improve its performance and competitive position with improved operational efficiency and greater technology leadership o Employer Services, currently earning a -19% operating margin, should achieve 35% or greater margins o Employer Services' growth can increase to -7%+ § Achieving ADP's structural potential will drive enormous shareholder value o The long-term health of ADP will be driven by an improved and superior culture, employee engagement, innovation, and operational efficiency § ADP's transformation can be accomplished without undue risk § The transformations of Solera (f.k.a. Claims Services) and CDK (f.k.a. Dealer Services), previously owned by ADP, provide a roadmap

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ADP Has an Enormous Opportunity for Improvement § Employer Services is underperforming. § Operational efficiency and greater technology leadership can improve its performance. § Achieving structural potential will drive enormous shareholder value. § No undue risk. § Solera provides a roadmap. Step #1

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ADP Has an Enormous Opportunity § Employer Services is underperforming. § Operational efficiency and greater technology leadership can improve its performance. § Achieving structural potential will drive enormous shareholder value. § No undue risk. § Solera provides a roadmap. Step #2

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ADP Has an Enormous Opportunity § Employer Services is underperforming. § Operational efficiency and greater technology leadership can improve its performance. § Achieving structural potential will drive enormous shareholder value. § No undue risk. § Solera provides a roadmap. Step #3

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ADP Has an Enormous Opportunity § Employer Services is underperforming. § Operational efficiency and greater technology leadership can improve its performance. § Achieving structural potential will drive enormous shareholder value. § No undue risk. § Solera provides a roadmap. Step #4

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ADP Has an Enormous Opportunity ► Employer Services is underperforming. ► Operational efficiency and greater technology leadership can improve its performance. ► Achieving structural potential will drive enormous shareholder value. ► No undue risk. ► Solera provides a roadmap. Step #5

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ADP Has an Enormous Opportunity ► Employer Services is underperforming. ► Operational efficiency and greater technology leadership can improve its performance. ► Achieving structural potential will drive enormous shareholder value. ► No undue risk. ► Solera provides a roadmap. Step #6

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ADP Has an Enormous Opportunity ► Employer Services is underperforming. ► Operational efficiency and greater technology leadership can improve its performance. ► Achieving structural potential will drive enormous shareholder value. ► No undue risk. ► Solera provides a roadmap. Step #7

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WAY #2 Bullet Points DESIGN

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ADP Has an Enormous Opportunity for Improvement § ADP's Employer Services business is underperforming its potential § ADP can significantly improve its performance and competitive position with improved operational efficiency and greater technology leadership o Employer Services, currently earning a -19% operating margin, should achieve 35% or greater margins o Employer Services' growth can increase to -7%+ § Achieving ADP's structural potential will drive enormous shareholder value o The long-term health of ADP will be driven by an improved and superior culture, employee engagement, innovation, and operational efficiency § ADP's transformation can be accomplished without undue risk § The transformations of Solera (f.k.a. Claims Services) and CDK (f.k.a. Dealer Services), previously owned by ADP, provide a roadmap

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1 That’s how many ideas you should limit every slide to.

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WAY #2 Questions DESIGN

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? What if my content is complex?

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“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” —ALBERT EINSTEIN

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? How many slides should I have?

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Traditional Tina If I need to limit each slide to one idea, then I’ll need 30 slides for a 10-minute talk! Savvy Susan Exactly!

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? When should I use words, and when should I use pictures?

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Words Pictures Number Quotation Person Company

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Remember me?

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WAY #2 Typefaces DESIGN

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Traditional Tina Arial Calibri Times New Roman Savvy Susan Brawler GOTHAM burst my bubble

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Google Fonts

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Never Make People Squint

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This Is a Headline in Size 60 This Is a Headline in Size 40 This Is a Headline in Size 20

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This Is What Line Spacing Looks Like at 60 Points This Is What Line Spacing Looks Like at 55 Points This Is What Line Spacing Looks Like at 46 Points

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WAY #2 Leave Behinds DESIGN

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Surprise

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Note Taking

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“The imperfect recordings of the pencil- pusher reflect and excite a process of integration, creating more textured and effective modes of recall.” —DAN ROCKMORE

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? When should I use Word, and when should I PowerPoint?

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WAY #3 VISUALS

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The use of visuals is not about making things look pretty.

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The use of visuals is not about making things look pretty. It’s about directing attention.

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Words + Pics 65% Words 10%

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“I spent 15 years as a television news anchor. A news producer would never consider building a 30-minute newscast with no graphics over the anchor’s shoulder. Viewers don’t want to see a talking head for that long. It’s boring, no matter how well a person is trained in vocal delivery. Why, then, would I consider giving a 30-minute talk without any visuals?” —CARMINE GALLO

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Acknowledgements • Elise Weerts, JHU • Claire Fraser, UMD • Leandro Vendruscolo, NIH/NIDA • Xiaobai Li, NIH/CC • Silvia Beurmann, UMD • Carlotta Vizioli, NIH/NIAAA • Victor Ruiz-Rodado, NIH/NCI • Paule Joseph, NIH/NIAAA

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Elise Weerts JHU Claire Fraser UMD Leandro Vendruscolo NIH Carlotta Vizioli NIH Silvia Beurmann UMD Paule Joseph NIH Victor Ruiz-Rodado NIH Xiaobai Li NIH

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Chief Lorenzo Leggio Staff Clinician Mary Lee Program Manager Lisa Farinelli Postdoc Fellow Monika Faulkner Staff Scientist: Mehdi Farokhnia Postbac IRTA Fellows: Kelly Abshire Jillian Battista Brittney Browning Vicky Chuong Adriana Gregory-Flores Pallavi Mannava Navan Shah Abigail Smith Research Assistant Sara Deschaine Researcher Jeanelle Portelli Program Specialist Ann Andrus

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My 3 Favorite Swimmers 1. Michael Phelps 2. Caeleb Dressel 3. Ryan Lochte Version #1

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Version #2

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Phelps Dressel Lochte Version #3

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Writers Agonize over the perfect word. Designers Agonize over the perfect picture.

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B.B.B.

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B.B.B. Big Bold Beautiful

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B.B.B. Big Bold Beautiful

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B.B.B. Big Bold Beautiful

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Teamwork

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1. Clichéd

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1. Clichéd 2. Ubiquitous

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Are Your Customers Finding You Online?

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Are Your Customers Finding You Online? Without Good S.E.O., You’re Nowhere.

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Literal Conceptual Are Your Customers Finding You Online? Without Good S.E.O., You’re Nowhere.

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Edit Master text styles

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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I did it by accident. I resized the picture. I credit the photographer. My slides aren’t commercial. I used the image a decade ago. It’s a logo.

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14 YEARS LATER

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$150K

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Free Free Paid Paid

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Long-Term Goals Energy Security Hard-to-Abate Sectors

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Long-Term Goals Energy Security Hard-to-Abate Sectors

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PowerPoint TheNounProject.com FreeIcons.io Emoji

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Let’s Recap The problem with Power- Point isn’t PowerPoint. The problem is… 1/4

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Let’s Recap Should your slides, on their own, be com- pletely comprehensible? 2/4

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Let’s Recap What is a “slideument”? 3/4

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Let’s Recap How long should it take someone to grasp one of your slides? 3/4

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Let’s Recap What design element is banned at TED Talks? 3/4

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Let’s Recap Your visuals should be “B.B.B.” What does that mean? 4/4

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Let’s Recap The best images aren’t literal. They’re __________. 4/4

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Let’s Recap Name one website you can use instead of Google Images. 4/4

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POWERPOINT 201

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WAY #4 ANIMATIONS

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People can read your slides, or they can listen to you.

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People can read your slides, or they can listen to you. But they can’t do both at the same time.

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Michael Phelps Caeleb Dressel Ryan Lochte

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Michael Phelps

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Michael Phelps Caeleb Dressel

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Michael Phelps Caeleb Dressel Ryan Lochte

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Phelps

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Phelps Dressel

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Michael Phelps

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WAY #4 Fading ANIMATIONS

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Michael Phelps

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Michael Phelps Caeleb Dressel

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Michael Phelps Caeleb Dressel Ryan Lochte

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Dressel Lochte Phelps

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People can read your slides, or they can listen to you.

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People can read your slides, or they can listen to you. But they can’t do both at the same time.

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WAY #5 STATUS SLIDES

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WAY #5 Agenda Slide STATUS SLIDES

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? Expectations

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WAY #5 Chapter Slides STATUS SLIDES

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Tem plate #1

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POWERPOINT 301

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WAY #6 MASTER SLIDES

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WAY #7 A THEME

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Pop Culture Elon Musk The West Wing Politics

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WAY #8 YOUR CONCLUSION

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WAY #9 YOUR LAST SLIDE

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Thank You

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We’d Love to Work With You! [email protected] (202) 596-1882 jonathanrick.com @jrick slideshare.net/jrick

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@jrick jonathanrick.com/ newsletter hi@ jonathanrick.com

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What’d I miss? Let me know at @jrick! @jrick!

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Let’s Recap Why should you show only one thing at a time? 1/6

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Let’s Recap Why are status slides important? 2/6

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Let’s Recap Why use master slides? 3/6

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Let’s Recap Why use a theme? 4/6

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Let’s Recap Name one way to conclude rather than end your presentation. 5/6

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Let’s Recap Which format for your last slide do you like best? 6/6

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