PRESENTATIONS 51. Analogize with YouTube If you can’t create a skit yourself, use a humorous or popular 1 video from YouTube that illustrates your point. 52. Toy Around Go to the Dollar Store before your presentation. Find a toy you 2 can use to demonstrate a point. 53. Count on the Audience Create lists for key ideas. Have the audience yell the number out when you get to each new point. 54. Summarize to One End your presentation with the one (and only one) thing you want the audience to walk away with. Repeat it, like, a billion or so times (or at least enough times to get them to remember it). 1 A great example is Leadership Lessons from Dancing Guy: htww.co/danceleadership. 2 Like a yo-yo that demonstrates that even when things are going downward, they can be pulled back up again (and can “Rock the Baby”). 38