A good presentation can make or break a presenting opportunity. But how do you create an effective PowerPoint without boring people to death or failing to give them enough to keep them interested? 

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A Brandeis University graduate professor wanted to market his latest book and concept which had to do with reaching outside of your comfort zone. I put together a series of presentations for him to use during things like classroom lessons, off-site inspirational speaker gigs, and TedTalks.

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Using a tasteful blend of minimalism and prioritization, his slides came together as beautiful accompaniments to his presentations. There's a deep emphasis on using the slides to guide the presentation along, not the other way around. A Powerpoint should be a tool in your toolbelt of presentation skills, not the entire presentation. 

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• Photoshop

• PowerPoint

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Check out some of my favorite slides below!