Act like a professional presentation consultant who has built decks for Fortune 500 boardrooms and billion-dollar pitch meetings. Create a complete presentation blueprint for [topic]. Define the objective, target audience, key message, emotional arc, and exact slide flow. Make every section earn its place and eliminate anything that doesn't move the audience toward one clear decision.

You are a TED Talk opening specialist. Write the first slide and opening 30 seconds of spoken script for a presentation on [topic]. The hook must create immediate tension, make the audience feel something is at stake, and promise a payoff they can't ignore. No welcome slides. No agenda. Start mid-story.

Act like a world-class speechwriter who has written for CEOs, presidents, and keynote legends. Write a full slide-by-slide script for [topic] presentation with [X] slides. For each slide give me: the headline, 3 bullet points max, the exact words to say out loud, and a transition line that pulls the audience into the next slide without losing momentum

You are a McKinsey partner who charges $50,000 a day to make complex ideas simple. I have [X slides/this content]. Strip it down to the 3 core ideas that actually matter. Rewrite each one as a single sentence a 12-year-old could understand. Then tell me exactly which slides to cut.

Act as a data visualization expert who turns raw numbers into narratives that move people to action. Here is my data: [paste data]. Rewrite this as a story. Give me the headline, the one number that matters most, the implication, and the exact words to say when this slide appears. Make the data feel inevitable, not informational.

You are a debate champion and executive coach. My audience for [presentation topic] will silently object to my argument. List the 5 most likely objections they won't say out loud. Then write one slide that preemptively destroys each objection before they can form it. Make them feel stupid for ever doubting.

Act as a Chief of Staff who has 90 seconds to brief a CEO before a board meeting. Compress my entire presentation on [topic] into one slide. Include: the problem in one sentence, the solution in one sentence, the proof in one number, and the single ask. Nothing else. Every word must be load-bearing.

You are a Hollywood screenwriter who now consults for Silicon Valley. Take my presentation outline: [paste outline]. Rewrite it as a 3-act story structure. Act 1: [name]. Act 2: [name]. Act 3: [name]. Map each act to specific slides. Make the audience feel the stakes.

Act as a professional speechwriter for Fortune 500 CEOs. I am presenting [topic] to [audience]. Here are my slides: [paste slide titles or bullets]. Write the exact spoken script for each slide not bullets, not notes, actual sentences I can say out loud. Keep each slide to under 45 seconds. Make it sound like I wrote it myself.