The best way to write a presentation is to write your conclusion first. Work out what it is you want to tell your audience and what you want them to think about it. If you get the conclusion right, producing the rest of the presentation is so much easier.

Ideally your conclusion should be some kind of action you want your audience to take, or perhaps a change in thinking you want them to consider. If your conclusion is focused on something the audience has to do, it is much better.

Once you have your conclusion, then you need to work out what bits of "evidence" and factual material would support such a position. These elements will make up the middle of your presentation. Now that you have the middle and the end, you can write your introductory material.

By writing your introduction last, you will, in fact, have a much better presentation as that introduction will be so focused on the outcome of your conclusion.

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