Presentation Storyline From a Rough Idea
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Help me structure a presentation. Topic: [TOPIC]. Audience and what they care about: [AUDIENCE]. What I want them to do afterwards: [DESIRED_ACTION]. Time: [MINUTES] minutes. Material I have: [MATERIAL]. Ask me up to five questions, one at a time, to sharpen the message. Then produce a storyline: the single sentence I want remembered, an opening that connects with the audience, three to five sections each with its purpose and one supporting point, a closing with the call to action, and a slide count that fits the time at about one slide per two minutes. Return the outline as a table with Section, Message, Evidence and Slides, then the slide titles written as full sentences that state the point. Flag anything that needs proof [ADD SOURCE]. Add a test for the storyline: say it aloud in 60 seconds, then ask a colleague what they remember. Provide an alternative structure if the audience is sceptical: start with the problem they already accept, then the evidence, then the proposal. Include a list of slides to cut first if time is short, and a one-line statement of what the audience can safely forget.
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Invented talk, 20 minutes: why our team should move reports to a shared dashboard. Remember sentence: "One shared dashboard saves us a day a week." Opening: the Monday scramble to merge three spreadsheets. Sections: 1 the current cost (3 slides); 2 the proposal (3); 3 the pilot result (2); 4 risks (1). Call to action: approve a four-week pilot. Slide count: 20 minutes at one slide per two minutes = 10 slides; planned 9 plus a close. Evidence to source: the time lost per week [ADD SOURCE].
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