The document discusses moving away from traditional bullet point presentations and instead using paragraphs and visuals like mind maps. It notes that presentations with presenters just reading bullet points causes the audience extra work as their brain receives dual inputs. Beyond Bullet Points recommends using paragraphs and visuals instead of bullets to better engage audiences and avoid losing the big picture. It also notes that companies spend on average $852,187 per year on presentations.
2. How Did It Start? I am reading a book Called Beyond Bullet Points What is About? It is about not having Any bullet points In your presentation Hmm Fit Hai ...
3. So it means that we Would have to put Paragraphs now ... Kuchh to daaloge Presentation mein ...
The other problem is what’s called the redundancy effect. This is created when presenters read their slides. The brain gets verbal input from two different sources and can’t process it efficiently. This unintentionally creates additional cognitive work for the audience, and as a result, negatively impacts retention. So what should we do instead? Let’s take a lesson from Bill Gates. Here’s Bill in 2005.
