Every night before bed, I wash my face, brush my teeth, and scroll endlessly through Instagram–staring at photos of friends, family, and people I will never meet. Each picture speaks volumes ...

Kill the bullets, limit text, and use beautiful images, Grasso said. Less is more. "Nobody wants to be messing around with text boxes at 2 a.m. the night before a presentation," he said.

Then, create a new presentation. Put each photo on its own slide, preferably with a well designed ID below it (it should be on a black box, with a nice sans serif font reversed out. Like you see ...

Balance is key with visuals, so don't pack your deck with images, gifs, and videos that will make it "noisy." Be selective in choosing visuals that support your key message. Also, choose real over ...

Many people were raving about a speaker who had attended the previous year. ... Hadfield’s presentation contained 35 slides, all photos and videos.

Your presentation is more valuable if people get to carry information that can push them to be creative, to stand out and to outperform competitors. - Diego Orjuela , Cables & Sensors 2.