When you speak before an audience you will encounter the
ravages of Murphy’s Law. It is not a matter of “if” things go wrong, it is only
a matter of “when” they will go wrong. You can’t predict when that will happen.
Murphy is always lurking in the room just waiting to attack.
Don’t count on luck to help you avoid these presentation gremlins.
Remember that there’s both good luck and bad luck. Some presenters claim that
if it wasn’t for bad luck, they’d have no luck at all.
If you speak, you will encounter some of these presentation
potholes, detours and accidents. Murphy seems to enjoy messing with
presentations. This report is as close as you can get to holding a “Get Out of
Jail Free” card.
You can’t always prevent these potholes, detours and
accidents from assaulting your presentation. But you can prepare for them so
you can minimize the damage and shine through the turbulence.
Luck is the residue of design.
Rickey’s Law
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