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Just a quick note to point to a great resource for leaders, designers, and coaches.
If you ever make presentations or help others improve their presentations, you'll find a ton of value in spending time with the blog (and associated websites) Presentation Zen by Gary Reynolds.
BTW, you can find the presentation the slide on the right came from here.
Enjoy!
-Steve
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