If there is any tool that can dramatically improve any presentation, it is good structure and order. An applause-winning presentation begins with a clear, logical, and strong structure. 

Much more than mere basics

Story structure, arc, and narrative seem like a drop in the ocean of presentation building. But my long-year experience has taught me that mastering their use is the most cost-effective lesson for speakers at any level:

• Giving you a sense of where and how to begin constructing your presentation, and how to continue from there. All other steps will follow logically - no more unorganized thoughts or gruelingly staring at your screen waiting for inspiration. 
• Making your thinking process clearer - filtering out noises and redundancies.
• It will automatically improve your ability to write accurate content - reaching the right conclusion, putting the correct emphasis, and staying on track.
• Boost your self-confidence - having control over the presentation rather than it having power over you.  
• Making you more comfortable in improvising and making adjustments while presenting live.
• Turning your main message memorable and impactful

This lecture offers an orderly and practical method for organizing your presentation, no matter what your topic or level of experience you have.  

Who can benefit from this lecture?

• Anyone about to start a presentation project.
• Professionals whose knowledge is sought after.
• Organizations looking to assist employees before conventions, board meetings, and company events (sales kickoffs, end-of-year presentations, hackathons, etc.).
• Companies seeking to improve their PR and branding by encouraging employees and managers to engage in speaking events.

We can add a simulation and practice session on topics the organization or participants selected.

Together we will cover the following topics:

• Distinguishing between the presentation's official purpose and your personal objectives. Optimizing both.
• Discerning the main message and finding strong statements in support of it. 
• Capturing the audience's attention and concentration with structure.
• Identifying what is essential and what can be omitted.
• Methodically and logically formulating supporting content into the presentation.  
• Integrating metaphorical and narrative thinking in the presentation construction to effectively convey the message.
• Tips for presenting confidently on stage.

As a result, you will:

• Deliver coherent, fluent, and compelling presentations without memorizing their contents.
• Save valuable time and energy preparing future presentations.
• Get your creative juices flowing with minimal effort and avoid banality - no matter the topic.
• Create an enjoyable and memorable presentation suitable for your audience. 
• Gain more confidence in presenting.