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prolog
Is presentation an innate talent?
I hope you do well in your presentation.

CHAPTER 01 Basic Presentation Formula

1.
Start with one sentence
2.
If you reverse the conclusion, it's an introduction.
3.
3 Persuasive Body Strategies for an Introduction
The Power of Comparison | The Power of Example | The Power of Analogy
4.
Storytelling: The Secret Weapon of Persuasion
5.
Persuade with logic, move with emotion
6.
Configuring FiReMe
First: Fishing | Second: Reasoning | Third: Message
7.
Time-splitting
8.
Dividing space
Using PowerPoint's Viewing Feature | Print to View
9.
1 slide 1 message
Applying 'Division' when preparing presentation materials | Applying 'Division' during a presentation |
1 Slide 1 Message Advantages
10.
Magic number “3”
Why do we love the number 3? | The magic number 3 is good for conveying information.
11.
3 Secret Weapons for Oriental Medicine
The concept, the weight that holds the center of the presentation | The theme, the force that unifies the atmosphere of the presentation |
A catchphrase, a memorable phrase for the audience
Episode "1-Minute Self-Introductions That Make Your Competitors Tremble"
12.
Think about the essence of the presentation
Advice for those who are lost

CHAPTER 02 Presentation Practice Formula

1.
Prepare like the Olympics
2.
With the mindset of being a national representative
3.
The amount of practice determines the result.
Think about your presentation position | Which hand will hold the mic?
4.
Self-objectification, mirror therapy
Get started with just one smartphone
5.
A third party's eyes are more accurate than mine
Demonstrate courage | Acknowledge and accept feedback | Observe others' presentations
6.
There is a practice that transcends time and space.
Image Training Effects | Image Training Methods
7.
The formula for a presentation script that is guaranteed to succeed
Level 1: Beginner Presentation (1st to 2nd year) | Level 2: Intermediate Presentation (3rd to 4th year) |
Level 3: Advanced Presentation (5+ Years) | Why You Should Reduce Your Reliance on Scripts | How to Write a Good Script

CHAPTER 03 Practical Presentation Formula

1.
3 Strategies for Overcoming Nervousness
Power Pose | How to Practice Power Pose | Deep Breathing | Your Own Routine
2.
The announcement is a hit
Presentation Greeting Techniques for Super Focus | How to Get Focus Early in Your Presentation | Introduction to the Table of Contents for 10 More Points
3.
Directing gestures, facial expressions, and clothing
Mehrabian's Law | Eye Contact | Body Language | Facial Expressions | Clothing | Props
4.
Voices also need direction
How to Create a Great Voice | 3 Essentials of a Great Voice |
Three buttons for dynamic voice performance | Add emphasis with voice direction
5.
An easy and powerful way to convey your message
Repeat | Keep it simple | Focus on the core message |
Written vs. Colloquial | Speaking in Short Sentences
6.
How to Dominate Q&A
How to Answer Questions Effectively | How to Deal with Negative Questions | How to Deal with Unexpected Questions | Navigate to the Question-Related Slides and Answer | Prepare Attachments for Anticipated Questions
7.
Guns are essential on the battlefield.
Presentation Material Backup | Wireless Presenter
8.
Time management is key during presentations.
3 Keys to Time Management | Different Presentation Time Formats
9.
Surviving Virtual Presentations
Pros and Cons of Virtual Presentations | Virtual Presentation Checklist

PIUS CHAPTER Generative AI Presentation Utilization Formula
1.
The presentation style is changing.
2.
Changing the paradigm of work
3.
Create a presentation in 10 minutes
Drawing Mind Maps with Whimsical |
Finding Content with ChatGPT and Perplexity |
Tips and precautions for using ChatGPT effectively |
Creating a Gamma Prompt with ChatGPT |
Create PPT in Gamma |
Try out different tools
4.
Writing Scripts with Generative AI
5.
Generative AI Announcement: Opportunities for Growth

Epilogue

This book contains know-how personally acquired through numerous presentations and practical presentation techniques verified by social media followers.

The author, through his extensive experience, states that public speaking is not an innate talent, but a skill that anyone can acquire through practice.
And I sincerely hope that you can turn your fear of public speaking into confidence.

Part 1 covers the core concepts of presentation: ‘flow’ and ‘structure.’
We'll show you how to structure your content, including how to create a natural storyline, construct a compelling body of argument, and reinforce your message with metaphors and examples.

Part 2 covers effective presentation practice techniques.
We introduce practical practice methods that will definitely improve your presentation skills, including rehearsal, filming, peer feedback, and image training.

Part 3 covers methods that can be immediately applied in practical presentations.
We'll introduce practical tips you can apply immediately on the spot, including how to overcome stage nerves, visual and auditory communication techniques that captivate your audience, and how to respond to sharp questions without panicking.

Finally, we will look at the changing presentation environment with the emergence of generative AI.
From creating presentation materials to writing scripts, we've carefully covered specific tips for using AI, including a new era of presentation strategies.

The author says:
“Presentation is not just a skill.
“It is a weapon that creates better communication, stronger persuasion, and greater influence.”

This book is a practical guide that will help you get your hands on such a weapon.
You'll experience a moment when presenting becomes a source of confidence, not a source of fear. As you follow the author's presentation techniques one by one, you'll find yourself transforming into a "skilled presenter" and a "persuasive."