Your audience will not, and cannot retain everything you present.

Your shortterm memory can't hold more than 7 pieces of information on average.

By sharing over 7 items (7 numbers, 7 pieces of data, 7 facts, 7 charts, 7 concepts, 7 ideas), you're ensuring your audience won't remember large swaths of your presentation.

It's truly data overload.

More is not more in a presentation. Less is more.

It's simply brain science.

Carefully select the 35 items you want your audience to know and remember from your presentation, whether those are figures, $ amounts, percentages, or insights. Stick to JUST those 35, don't push the limits, no matter how strong the urge.

Want to make sure you're capitalizing on your audience's shortterm memory so they DO recall what you've shared AND it's impactful?

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