1. JOURNEY SUCCESS IS A FROM START TO FINISH
To use this title animation slide with a new image simply 1) move the top semi-transparent shape to the side, 2) delete placeholder image, 3) click on the picture icon to add a new picture, 4) Move semi-transparent shape back to original position, 5) Update text on slide.
FROM START TO FINISH

2. SUCCESS IS OFTEN A JOURNEY. IT HAS PEAKS AND VALLEYS
SUCCESS IS OFTEN A JOURNEY. IT HAS PEAKS AND VALLEYS. SUCCESS BUILDS ON ANOTHER; IT’S OTJUS A TUG OF WAR BETWEEN WINNING AND LOSING–SETBACKS, LOSSES AND MISTAKES ARE ALL PARTS OF SUCCESS.
WHAT LEVEL OF SUCCESS ARE YOU WILLING TO CHALLENGE

3. “Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the best of which you are capable”
John Wooden

5. “Success is a journey, not a destination
“Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome.”
Arthur Ashe

6. SUCCESS the accomplishment of an aim or purpose.
Success is not an accident….. Put your heart, mind and soul into even your smallest tasks.
the accomplishment of an aim or purpose.
There are no secrets to success…. Your positive action combined with positive thinking results in success.
Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.

8. INTRODUCTION
Our mission
To help people easily create compelling presentations using templates.
Let us share some favorite tips for telling your story effectively.
Select from a rich assortment of animated slide layouts to consistently convey the right message and make the right impression.
Revealing key points one at a time enhances comprehension.
What story do you want to tell?

9. PREPARE
Build your story first, then define which layouts and graphics will best help visualize each slide’s message
“How much text should I use?”
Consider when you give a paper handout in a meeting—everyone’s head goes down and they read, rather than staying heads-up and listening.
“But this is important to the understanding of the story”
Avoid using sentences that will already be used when talking
“More words, less sentences”
Focus on action words that will enhance the viewer experience

10. USE TRANSITIONS & SECTION DIVIDERS
TIP
To keep the audience focused, always use the same transition before a new topic !
USE TRANSITIONS & SECTION DIVIDERS
Consistency helps viewer see connections in the story – use same layout and design for individual sections and give your audience a mental check-point.

11. 1 2 3 4 5 THE STAGE HAS BEEN SET go ahead and follow the basic 5 steps
Understand your brand and audience; speak in an authentic voice
Get your facts straight with 5 W’s
The power of specifics, details, and imagery
Show, don’t tell
Know the end at the beginning
Reference : The basics you can find anywhere 5 Steps To Successful Storytelling Published on April 5, 2014 Featured in: Marketing & Advertising

12. VISUALS ADD A COMPONENT TO STORYTELLING THAT TEXT CANNOT | SPEED.
FACT
VISUALS ADD A COMPONENT TO STORYTELLING THAT TEXT CANNOT | SPEED.
Images are another element that can drive your point home even more

13. Where are you taking them?
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Understand your brand and audience; speak in an authentic voice
PREPARE
Why does this matter to your audience?
Where are you taking them?
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14. 2 Get your facts straight with 5 W’s DEFINE
Who | What | Where | When | Why

15. Images are a great tool for showing context3
Images are a great tool for showing context
SUPPORT
We perceive the world through more than our eyes and ears; we smell, we touch, and we taste. 
Put your audience in that place and provide them a point of reference; the imagination will do the rest.
Tip:
When using complex image as full-bleed background add a transparency (70%-90%) fill layer to give contrast to text.

16. 4 Show, don’t tell ENGAGE Visualize key messages Make a statement
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Show, don’t tell
ENGAGE
Visualize key messages
A picture is worth a thousand words…
Make a statement
Using graphics, charts, and infographics
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17. Know the end at the beginning5
Know the end at the beginning
LEAD
Start your story with an outline, a framework of points you need to have to tell your story, always moving forward to the conclusion or action points

18. TAKEAWAY INSPIRE ACTION What do you want them to remember?
Get them excited about what’s to come
ACTION
Build your presentation and give us your feedback if this was helpful to you.
Combine an image and multiple key statements with a strong grid.

19. WE HAVE ALL NOW BECOME STORYTELLERS.
BECAUSE STORYTELLING, AND VISUAL STORYTELLING, WAS PUT IN THE HANDS OF EVERYBODY,
WE HAVE ALL NOW BECOME STORYTELLERS.
—LEVAR BURTON

20. POWERFUL PRESENTATIONS!
THANK YOU