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Presentation Science Tip 4 — Disguising Our Bullet Points

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In my online-anytime workshop, Presentation Science, I make over one hundred recommendations for giving more effective presentations, based on the science of learning. You can learn more about the workshop by clicking here.

Below is Tip 4 in my workshop marketing effort. Please share with others if you think they’ll find it useful. This Tip 4 video is a bit longer than Tips 1, 2, and 3, because it takes a bit more time to explain. It’s still only four and half minutes, but this content is really critical.

Bullet points bore and cause pain for our audiences. We need to get rid of them. In the video I share one of the most powerful ways to do that!


Tip 4 — Disguising Our Bullet Points

 

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20 February 2020
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