Hello!
It was so lovely to hang with you at the workshop!
Here you’ll find:
(1) Your Start/Stop/Continue form
(2) PDF resources (for writing copy or persuasive presentations)
(3) Any links I mentioned in the Q&A
(4) Info on what to do if you want to take this to the next level and work on your presentations and stories
(5) How to get hold of free training on Captivating Storytelling
(1) Your start/stop/continue form
Want to make sure you ACTUALLY take action on this stuff? Fill in this anonymous form, and let me know what you’ll start doing, stop doing and continue doing as a result of this workshop! Or ignore that part and just give me some anonymous feedback.
(2) Checklist PDF — reference this when you write your next presentation
Right click (or Ctrl+click on Mac) to save as a PDF
Yes Yes Marsha’s Questions to ask before you write copy (PDF)
These will sound familiar to you now!
Yes Yes Marsha’s Sales Page Basic Structure/template
This one with the caveat that you know what you can and can’t legally say in your sales copy
Yes Yes Marsha’s Persuasive Presentation Checklist (PDF)
Does what the name suggests!
(3) Links I mention in the Q&A
I’ll fill this in after the workshop with things that came up!
(4) Inspired to sharpen up your presentations and storytelling? Here’s how to take the next step
I would love – LOVE – to help you.
Want me to speak to your team, have a presentation or keynote coming up yourself — or just know you’d like to become a better speaker and storyteller with my help?
Let’s chat! We can jump on the phone – click HERE to book in a call, or just email me on hello@yesyesmarsha.com
(5) My free training on the magic bullet for storytelling — plus free Coaching on Storytelling from me!
If you’d like free coaching (and stories and secrets I won’t put on the internet) – along with my free training on using emotions in storytelling (including a LOT of wigs and costume changes), then just fill in your details below:

Thanks again for hanging out!
You rule,
xx (Yes Yes) Marsha
2 Comments
Anonymous
August 17, 2024I loved your presentation.
Just a tip about accessibility. When using adaptive non bluelit screens to view your slides they are very dark on greyscale. 1- harder to read without color 2 not able to write notes on.
Looking forward to trying some of your resources.
Marsha (Yes Yes Marsha)
January 18, 2026Oh this is so helpful to know, thank you! I don’t usually share the slides (this was a one-off) but when I next do I will bear this in mind.
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