The way to begin would be to identify what is the core message that you want your audience to take away. Now you will have a clear objective in mind and with that you can structure your presentation around the central theme. Keep your content as simple as possible, be concise and use impactful examples to illustrate your points. Rehearse/Practice as much as possible even if the time for practice is brief. This will ensure smooth transitions between ideas when you deliver.

When given a new speaking topic with limited time, success comes from focusing on the most important ideas. Start by quickly researching the key points and organizing them into a simple outline. Practice speaking out loud to get comfortable with the material, even if there isn’t much time. It’s important to stay calm and confident, focusing on delivering the main message clearly. If time allows, prepare a few examples or personal stories to make it more interesting and build relatability and audience connection. Keeping things simple and speaking with confidence will help make the presentation a success.

Always make sure that the message is relevant to the audience and so I will do a quick research on what makes the audience ticks. I will also turn to AI for help to come up with the first draft, and modify it to suit my own style. To make a presentation memorable, use the following tips: - keep to 3 or 4 main points that forms an acronym, or all 3 words starts with the same letter. - use stories to engage the audiences - rely on presentation tools such as powerpoint and plenty online templates that wow! End the presentation with a relevant quotation, deliver it with power and conviction.

Prioritize Key Points: Identify the most crucial points you need to cover. Focus on the core message and objectives of your presentation. Research Efficiently: Use credible sources to quickly gather relevant information. In the Indian context, incorporate local examples and cultural references to make your content relatable. Create a Structured Outline: Develop a clear outline with an introduction, main points, and conclusion. This helps in maintaining a logical flow. Practice Brevity: Be concise. Use bullet points, short sentences, and avoid jargon to ensure clarity and engagement. Seek Feedback: If possible, get feedback from a colleague or mentor before your presentation to refine your delivery.

Let AI do some of the research for you. Ask it to create an outline for a (add the presentation length) presentation on (topic) for a specific (audience) that focuses on the (pain points of this topic for this audience) and offers three memorable solutions to (the pain points). Then after you have your skeleton of a presentation make any changes you feel needed and put skill on the structure by adding quotes, statistics and stories that help make those points. The key is to start with AI and then put your own personal touch to make it unique to you.