Guy Kawasaki's foreword for Presentation Zen

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These are the slides used for the foreword in the 2008 international best-seller called "Presentation Zen." Guy thought it would be fun to do it in slide form rather than the traditional book foreword. A lot of people have asked for the slides. Here they are. Sorry, only PDF is available. 15 individual slides.

Design Espiritual Tecnologia

FOREWORD
for Presentation Zen

Guy Kawasaki
Managing Director,
Garage Technology Ventures
Co-founder of Truemors

95 %
of presentations SUCK

Doesn’t
suck

Sucks

ex ample
BILL GATES vis-à-vis STEVE JOBS

What we see:
Long
Boring
Bad slides
Content-free

What we want to see:
Short
Simple
Legible
Engaging

So open your wallet.
And buy it.
Then open your mind.
And read it.
Then open your heart.
And do it.

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