Slides and visual aids can be extremely helpful toward establishing a connection with the audience and helping them to remember key data...but poorly designed slides can detract from an otherwise excellent presentation.

We've all seen PowerPoint presentations that include slides filled with words which distract us from the speaker rather than bring us closer.

You don't have to be a graphic designer to make better slides--you just need to bend the rules of PowerPoint and spend a little extra time looking for meaningful photos. In this video, I'll show you how to use impactful photos and fewer words to enhance your presentation.

Added bonus: If you eschew the bullet-point format that PowerPoint and other presentation software force on you, the audience will perceive your slides as more professional and polished than what they're used to seeing!