Guy Kawasaki is a technology guru and venture capitalist who demands that all presentations at his business follow what he calls the "10/20/30 rule." The rule states that all presentations should be limited to 10 slides in 20 minutes, with no words on the slides smaller than 30-point type. It's a rule that should be embraced by attorneys and anyone else who wants to connect with audiences, says consultant Joey Asher. He notes that the restrictions help presenters keep their message focused on key issues.
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Practice the 10/20/30 Rule for Presentations
Fulton County Daily Report
July 1, 2009
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