Presentation Flow: 3 Tricks That Consultants Use

[@jfox8888]

Brilliant. For those like me, who are clueless initally, it took me a round about to comprehend flow in slides here. the following combinations, helped me , at least to accelerate in learning, what Dan is conveying. 1st, Get better at anything by Scott H Young, 2nd, between reading that book, get to the youtube on lecture 9 how to read from jeffrey Kaplan. 3rd, combin the above, with Jim kwik's note taking system from 16oct2024 ? where theres 4 quadrants i am first to admit, Dan has already condense and simplified as much as possible, but if there are others like me, who is abit slow on the learning curve..... those above will help. Oh yea, Dan's old video on other presentations should sort the mind map chunk grouping well.

[@DanGalletta]

Thanks so much, appreciate the extra resources!

[@themgmtconsult]

Another excellent video. One more way I like to use is placing breadcrumbs on top of the slides (or in the top right corner). You grey out the composition and then every time you enter a new section, you make that section colourful in your breadcrumbs. Hard to explain but I hope what I meant was clear! Keep going Dan!

[@DanGalletta]

Yep definitely understand what you mean, that's a good addition!

[@flourishwithMJ]

Clear explanation that makes sense. Thank you, Dan.

[@DanGalletta]

Thanks for all the positive comments MJ!

[@MattHarris3]

Thanks Dan, agree that these are great vids, very clear and the use of different real world examples is fantastic. ❤

[@DanGalletta]

Thanks Matt, really happy to hear you’re liking the vids!

[@altamash.m]

Great video keep doing the God's work.

[@DanGalletta]

Thank you brother!

[@lineofdeparture3584]

Trick 1: 0:22 Connect two slides with ellipses Trick 2: 2:01 Link concepts across slides using buttons Trick 3: 4:24 Improve navigation using section trackers

[@beloooop]

I also like running agendas. great channel!!

[@DanGalletta]

Thanks mate!