How to Give a Presentation Like Steve Jobs (and other iconic presenters)

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0:00 Introduction
1:25 Strong Introduction
4:05 Big Then Small
5:51 Defining Moments
6:40 Conclusion

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[ConsultingCareerAccelerator]

To me good presentation captures the audience with the opening hook by addressing the WIIFM (what's in it for me) with a direct and compelling statement. The rest of the presentation then takes the audience along a journey that reinforces the opening hook and motivates them towards a call to action. The journey is both informative and entertaining. I always coach my consultants/clients that their job when preparing and delivering a presentation is to "inform", "persuade" and "entertain" the audience. Done right the audience is left with just enough information with a memorable experience that motivates them to action.

[reignaaaa]

It's amazing to see Paul's references on how to give a great presentation. But I must say, I wasn't taking notes from Steve Jobs but from YOU.

I love how you can make anything interesting!

[euansmith]

I used the SCQA framework (based on your previous videos) to create a powerpoint on an engineering analysis for work and it really helped me to clarify what I was trying to convey. And it also helped me to see that some parts were missing from my story, in order for it to make sense to the audience. Thanks a lot for your efforts with this channel!

[ChiNguyen-lqdq]

1. Good Introduction
- SCQA Framework
+ S: Situation
+ C: Complication
+ Q: Question
+ A: Answer

2. Start Big and Get Small
- Start with a main idea and use supporting data

3. Defining moments

[ganjakuty]

This is such an useful video for presenters and people who likes to give a strong clear view

[Esbbbb]

Really good video, I also use your lessons in my presentations all the time :)

[MuslimFatherhoodAlliance]

Your content is always, appreciated, killing THE MUSIC WOULD BE LOVELY
, its loud and distracting. Thanks

[silentkiller]

Hi any discount code or promotion for the CPP course?

[BillyWhaler]

I almost fell out of my beanbag chair on the suggestion of a long, context driven intro. Impossible with current attention spans. The set up needs to be short, to the point and then move on. Subjective but that tip was a miss from what I see day to day.