Hi, it's Carl Kwan here with Presentation Quick Tip #4.
Ok, so in this week's video, I'm gonna talk about when you have facts and figures and
some other information that may not be so interesting.
You know, you might think it's boring.
Well, how do you present that so that it is interesting?
Well, if you have facts and figures that you have to present, look at what is really, really
important within those facts and figures.
Figure out, "Well, why should people listen to what I have to say here?"
And only choose the things that are really important.
The rest of the information, the audience can simply just look at it and pretty much
understand it.
But what they don't know is the why or how behind those facts and figures.
So what you have to do then, is choose the most important thing, or the main point, from
that particular slide and talk about the why and how from that particular item.
And give a little background story and information about that.
That will make that information much more interesting and relevant to your audience.
That's how you can make facts or figures, that may be boring, into something a lot more
interesting for your audience.
And that is Presentation Quick Tip #4.
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Thanks and talk to you again soon.
Bye-bye.