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<h1 id="write-it-down" class="cursive">Write It Down</h1>
<p><em>A short guide to writing a talk, in four parts.</em></p>
<figure class="art"><p><img src="./cover.svg" alt="The guide's cover" /></p>
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<p>A talk takes longer to write than to give.</p>
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<p>Writing a talk takes time, so plan for it. Here is a short guide, in four parts. Read it, then
start on your talk.</p>
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<section id="plan"><h2 id="plan-the-talk" class="cursive">Plan the talk</h2>
<h3 id="idea-and-audience">Idea and audience</h3>
<figure class="art"><p><img src="./plan-1.svg" alt="Idea and audience" /></p>
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<p>One idea is enough for a talk.</p>
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<p>One idea is enough for a talk. Say who it is for, and why they should care, before writing anything else.</p>
<h3 id="time-and-shape">Time and shape</h3>
<figure class="art"><p><img src="./plan-2.svg" alt="Time and shape" /></p>
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<p>Give the plan its time.</p>
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<p>Give the plan its time. A short talk takes longer to prepare than a long one, because there's less room for the parts that don't work.</p>
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<section id="draft"><h2 id="draft-it" class="cursive">Draft it</h2>
<h3 id="many-ideas">Many ideas</h3>
<figure class="art"><p><img src="./draft-1.svg" alt="Many ideas" /></p>
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<p>Write down more than you need.</p>
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<p>Write down more than you need. Most won't last, and the ones that do are easier to see beside the rest.</p>
<h3 id="a-first-order">A first order</h3>
<figure class="art"><p><img src="./draft-2.svg" alt="A first order" /></p>
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<p>Put the ideas in an order a listener can follow.</p>
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<p>Put the ideas in an order a listener can follow. Repeat the order as you go, so they know where they are.</p>
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<section id="revise"><h2 id="revise-it" class="cursive">Revise it</h2>
<h3 id="cut">Cut</h3>
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<p>Remove what doesn't serve the one idea.</p>
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<p>Remove what doesn't serve the one idea. What's left gets more of the audience's attention.</p>
<h3 id="contrast">Contrast</h3>
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<p>Put what changed beside what came before it.</p>
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<p>Put what changed beside what came before it. A difference is easier to see than a single thing.</p>
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<section id="share"><h2 id="share-it" class="cursive">Share it</h2>
<h3 id="rehearse">Rehearse</h3>
<figure class="art"><p><img src="./share-1.svg" alt="Rehearse" /></p>
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<p>Say it out loud, more than once.</p>
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<p>Say it out loud, more than once. The words that are hard to say are the ones to change.</p>
<h3 id="listen">Listen</h3>
<figure class="art"><p><img src="./share-2.svg" alt="Listen" /></p>
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<p>Leave room for questions.</p>
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<p>Leave room for questions. What the audience asks shows what the talk didn't yet say.</p>
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