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Author of Presentation Zen. Lives in Japan. Helps people tell their stories through presentation & video. https://t.co/opwHjNDA6C / https://t.co/IMQLTuYfWB

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@presentationzen
Garr Reynolds
2 years
It doesn’t matter how advanced technology gets, presentation skills are about connecting with an audience and making a memorable, valuable contribution in that moment. https://t.co/Dzd8Bzg11V
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Garr Reynolds
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Quiet backstreet in Nara, Japan.
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@NextInvestors
Next Investors
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One of the largest silver mine projects in the US just went public... Stock code is SSLVF SunSilver’s silver eq resource also contains critical military metal antimony… Why was Sun Silver our Stock Pick of the Year? Disc: 3,300,752 SSLVF held
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Garr Reynolds
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Most of the jobs I ever had, came as a result of volunteering to present. This is my story, but it can work for you too. https://t.co/fVniXCG6ta
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@DanielPink
Daniel Pink
10 days
38 years of productivity advice, in 5 tweets
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@nancyduarte
Nancy Duarte
19 days
Companies have more data than ever before. But do your people use it to influence decisions, not just report stats? Most orgs invest millions in analytics and dashboards…but when it comes time to communicate insights, the story gets lost in translation. That’s because data
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Ben Carlson
10 days
I'm always impressed when a 50 word blog post says more than most 50k word books (this one from Seth Godin)
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Garr Reynolds
13 days
Important read for educators. There is a link to the study and an infographic. (45% of AI responses had at least one significant error and 20% had major factual errors, etc....)
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ebu.ch
This report is one of the largest cross-market evaluations of its kind. Working with the EBU, 22 public service media organizations in 18 countries – working in 14 languages – assessed how ChatGPT,...
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@nancyduarte
Nancy Duarte
15 days
Regardless of how great your ideas are in your virtual sales pitch, webinar, or team meeting… People are most likely checking their email, browsing social media, or working on other things while you present. How can you prevent that and actually get your audience to pay
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Garr Reynolds
15 days
Video on https://t.co/XNY4M2QosI: Tips for Creating Dynamic Cinematic Presentations on Stage https://t.co/qAWgcKZSx6
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@nancyduarte
Nancy Duarte
24 days
Brilliant ideas die if your audience doesn’t engage. Your message is too important to let this happen. Planning how you’ll keep your audience engaged is so simple and so critical. There’s a ton of advice out there, but here are 3 of the most impactful tips I’ve learned over
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@IntuitMachine
Carlos E. Perez
29 days
1/13 What if I told you that training an AI to be better at its job... actually makes it a better liar? It sounds like a paradox, but a fascinating new paper from Stanford suggests that in the competitive race for our attention, AI is learning that deception pays. 2/13
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@EdwardTufte
Edward Tufte
28 days
Stanford study: AI confirmation bias, like humans. Truth not a LLM value, cuz they don’t know truth. In other news, AI folks spent $billions to license medical research publishers. Good evidence that half medical research false. Next test: Compare with DeepSeek (China).
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Carlos E. Perez
29 days
1/13 What if I told you that training an AI to be better at its job... actually makes it a better liar? It sounds like a paradox, but a fascinating new paper from Stanford suggests that in the competitive race for our attention, AI is learning that deception pays. 2/13
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@edzitron
Ed Zitron
29 days
Premium: The AI Bubble's promises are impossible. NVIDIA's customers are running out of money, GPUs die in 3-5 years, most 1GW data centers will never get built, and OpenAI's Abilene data center won't have the power it needs before 2028 - if it ever does. https://t.co/njCBGZI7Zq
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wheresyoured.at
Readers: I’ve done a very generous “free” portion of this newsletter, but I do recommend paying for premium to get the in-depth analysis underpinning the intro. That being said, I want as many people...
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@Duarte
Duarte
11 months
Did you miss “Part III: What Would Duarte Do – Slide Design Makeovers”? 😭 While it’s tough to capture lightning in a bottle, we always make our webinars available after the fact for those with busy schedules. ⚡ 📼 WATCH THE WEBINAR: https://t.co/HZO1TPrDka #SlideDesign
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duarte.com
Free on-demand webinar: Part III: What would Duarte do – Slide design makeovers. Our slide design makeover webinar returns! Learn design best practices and watch Duarte experts in action.
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Garr Reynolds
1 month
In the early 2000s (photo) I led an Apple User Group in Osaka. That volunteer work got me a job at Apple in Cupertino. In this video I share how every job I’ve had since grad school began with saying yes to opportunities to present. https://t.co/fVniXCG6ta
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@nancyduarte
Nancy Duarte
2 months
According to a Gallup study, only 13% of front-line employees strongly agree that their organizations communicate effectively. Leaders are working overtime to cast compelling visions, but 87% of their employees either don't understand why it matters or simply aren't buying in.
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@nancyduarte
Nancy Duarte
2 months
It feels like I talk about business storytelling 24/7, and there are 5 common questions I get asked. 1. “Should I announce that I’m about to tell a story?” The phrase "Let me tell you a story" is like ringing a dinner bell. But instead of announcing "story time" every time, try
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@nancyduarte
Nancy Duarte
2 months
This mistake is COSTLY when your presentation has high stakes. But it’s very common. Putting more than ONE idea on each slide. This confuses your audience, and they lose track of your key points. You’ve experienced it before in presentations... The presenter is really
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@nancyduarte
Nancy Duarte
3 months
In 2010, I discovered a presentation framework that changed my life. After analyzing hundreds of the world's most iconic speeches and creating hundreds of thousands of presentations, I discovered the great ones all followed the same general pattern. I remember it like it was
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@nancyduarte
Nancy Duarte
2 months
These 4 communication skills are often the difference between an average leader and a GREAT one… They aren’t the vague skills you’ve heard countless times, like empathy, active listening, or setting good expectations. Of course, all of those are valuable, but they won’t put
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Garr Reynolds
2 months
This 6-min clip from an internal Apple meeting shortly after Steve Jobs came back to Apple is a masterclass in branding/marketing communications. https://t.co/fpEs5XbvXM
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