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[TALK TITLE]
[Subtitle — the question the talk answers.]
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Hook
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[A single arresting sentence, story, or stat. Make the audience lean forward.]
— [Optional source]
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Thesis
[THE ONE IDEA — STATED IN A SINGLE SENTENCE.]
[Optional second-line elaboration]
[Optional: contact email, calendar link, or QR code prompt.]
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Why this matters now
[The shift that makes this urgent.]
[Tie it to something the audience felt this year.]
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[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
02[CARD 2 HEADLINE]
[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
03[CARD 3 HEADLINE]
[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
PART ONE
Argument & evidence
[Five slides, one idea each.]
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Argument 1
[ONE IDEA — STATED AS A SENTENCE.]
[The single sentence that this slide proves.]
01[CARD 1 HEADLINE]
[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
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Argument 2
[ONE IDEA — STATED AS A SENTENCE.]
[The single sentence that this slide proves.]
01[CARD 1 HEADLINE]
[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
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Argument 3
[ONE IDEA — STATED AS A SENTENCE.]
[The single sentence that this slide proves.]
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[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
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Argument 4
[ONE IDEA — STATED AS A SENTENCE.]
[The single sentence that this slide proves.]
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[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
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Argument 5
[ONE IDEA — STATED AS A SENTENCE.]
[The single sentence that this slide proves.]
01[CARD 1 HEADLINE]
[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
PART TWO
Stories, examples, proof
[Eight slides — stories make ideas stick.]
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Story 1
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[A short story that makes the argument vivid. People remember stories, not stats.]
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Story 2
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[A short story that makes the argument vivid. People remember stories, not stats.]
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Story 3
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[A short story that makes the argument vivid. People remember stories, not stats.]
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Story 4
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[A short story that makes the argument vivid. People remember stories, not stats.]
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Story 5
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[A short story that makes the argument vivid. People remember stories, not stats.]
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Story 6
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[A short story that makes the argument vivid. People remember stories, not stats.]
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Story 7
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[A short story that makes the argument vivid. People remember stories, not stats.]
— [Source / context]
PART THREE
Implications · what to do
[Five slides — translate idea to action.]
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Implication 1
[WHAT THIS MEANS FOR THE AUDIENCE.]
[Translate the idea into action they can take.]
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[ITEM 1 HEADLINE]
[One-sentence body — keep it specific and scannable.]
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Implication 2
[WHAT THIS MEANS FOR THE AUDIENCE.]
[Translate the idea into action they can take.]
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[ITEM 1 HEADLINE]
[One-sentence body — keep it specific and scannable.]
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Implication 3
[WHAT THIS MEANS FOR THE AUDIENCE.]
[Translate the idea into action they can take.]
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[One-sentence body — keep it specific and scannable.]
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Implication 4
[WHAT THIS MEANS FOR THE AUDIENCE.]
[Translate the idea into action they can take.]
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[ITEM 1 HEADLINE]
[One-sentence body — keep it specific and scannable.]
PART FOUR
Counter-arguments & nuance
[Three slides — earn the audience's trust.]
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Counter-argument 1
["BUT WHAT ABOUT...?" — STEEL-MAN THE OBJECTION.]
[Acknowledge it. Address it. Strengthen the thesis.]
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[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
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Counter-argument 2
["BUT WHAT ABOUT...?" — STEEL-MAN THE OBJECTION.]
[Acknowledge it. Address it. Strengthen the thesis.]
01[CARD 1 HEADLINE]
[Two-sentence body explaining the point. Be specific — name the user, the pain, the cost.]
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Call to action
[ONE SPECIFIC THING TO DO BEFORE FRIDAY.]
[your-url-here.com]
[Optional: contact email, calendar link, or QR code prompt.]
THANK YOU
[YOUR NAME]
[Contact · @handle · email]
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