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How to present like Steve Jobs - Book Recommendations

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How to do a presentation like Steve Jobs in class without being nervous and with no powerpoint.

The Presentation Secrets Of Steve Jobs, How to be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audiences by Carmine Gallo

For the book click here: goo.gl/VXjxMl

How To Make Successful Presentation Like Steve Jobs

Practice relentlessly to make it look effortless

1. PLAN YOUR IDEA
- Know your key message, tailor short headline specifically for your presentation

- Stick to 3 main subjects that support your message

- Write a script in plain English, by cutting out all those jargons or buzzwords and remind your public about the key message as you go along with each subject

2. TELL A STORY
- Tell a story to your audience remains one of the best ways to communicate, plan it right and you can instantly create an emotional link

- Use a HERO, a VILLAIN and a PRINCESS.

- Using the 3 ideas method the Hero arrives to save the Princess from the villain and they live happily ever after

- Use specific tangible and descriptive example instead of long abstract discussion.

3. SET THE STAGE
- The brain craves variety deliver it with simple slides, cool demonstrations, video clips and guest speaker

- Slides should be without boring text, bullet points or long sentences, stick to an image or a few words

- People learn differently, some are more visual or auditory and others will learn better with touching

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