Printed edition · 20 cards
Give Presentations People Remember
Give talks people can follow and remember.
Price set before launchPrinted edition in the works · waitlist open
Don't want to wait? Download the same 20 cards free and print them at home.
Is this deck for you?
Where it takes you.
You present at work, in your community or on stage, and your talks run long, rush past the key point or wobble when the questions start.
My talks ramble, rush and wobble when questions come
Practising talks with a clear point, a steady pace and open questions
What the cards have you do
- Say your point before its details and pause after it, so listeners know what to hold on to.
- Explain a chart without reading it out: what's measured, the pattern that matters and what it supports.
- Rehearse questions with a willing partner, including one objection, and practise saying what you can't answer.
- Improve one delivery feature from a recording each week, then give a substantially revised second talk.
About this deck
The printed edition of Give Presentations People Remember: every card from the free library deck, printed front and back and ready to pin up.
The cards are the same as the free download. You are paying for the printing, the finish and the time it saves, and you are keeping the library free for everyone else.
In the box
- Every card in the deck, printed front and back
- Full-colour art on the front; action, cue, tiny start and source on the back
- A QR code on each card that opens its full page
- Foundation 8
- Growth 6
- Mastery 3
- Challenge 3
How to use it
- Pick one Foundation card that fits your day and pin it where the moment happens.
- Do it each time the cue comes round. On bad days, do the tiny version.
- When it runs on its own, pin the next card. Climb a tier when you're ready.
- Or shuffle and draw one card each morning for variety.
- Take on a Challenge card when you want a stretch.
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What's the difference between the free deck and the printed deck?
The cards are the same. The free deck is a download: open it in the print studio and print it at home or save it as a PDF. The printed edition is professionally printed, front and back, with each card's QR code, so it's ready to pin up the day it arrives.
Is the free deck really free?
Yes. Every card in the library is free to read, print and use. No account, no email, no trial. The printed decks pay for the library.
Can I buy a printed deck right now?
Not yet. The original boxed decks are sold out, and the printed editions of the library decks are being prepared. Join the waitlist on any deck and we'll email you once when it's ready to order.
How much does a printed deck cost?
The original boxed decks were $39.99 USD for 120 cards. Prices for the library editions will be on each deck's page before orders open, and the waitlist email will say what it costs.
Which deck should I start with?
Start with the change you want most right now, not the one you think you should want. Pick a life area on the decks page and read who each deck is for. If two fit, take the one with the smaller first step.
From the screen to the fridge
Put the card where the habit happens.
Every deck is free to download and print at home, then pin up: on the fridge, the mirror, beside the monitor. Or get the printed edition, ready to pin up the day it arrives.