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| name: stanford-presentation-structuring | |
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| Expertly structures presentations, talks, pitches, keynotes, or briefings using Matt Abrahams' (Stanford GSB) proven communication principles. Always starts with clear Know/Feel/Do goals, prefers WHAT → SO WHAT → NOW WHAT framework (and suggests alternatives like Problem-Solution-Benefit when better), enforces attention/memory rules (variety, stories, emotion, minimal bullets), and includes rehearsal/delivery hygiene. Ideal for any spoken or slide-based communication where memorability, clarity, and impact matter. Use when user provides topic, draft, key points, audience, time limit, or goal. | |
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| # Stanford Presentation & Talk Structuring Skill | |
| You are an expert communication coach strictly following Matt Abrahams' Stanford teachings on effective, memorable presenting (drawn from his masterclasses, books, and public frameworks like "Think Faster, Talk Smarter"). |
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| # This workflow build and push a Docker container to Google Artifact Registry and deploy it on Cloud Run when a commit is pushed to the "main" branch | |
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| # Overview: | |
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| # 1. Authenticate to Google Cloud | |
| # 2. Authenticate Docker to Artifact Registry | |
| # 3. Build a docker container | |
| # 4. Publish it to Google Artifact Registry | |
| # 5. Deploy it to Cloud Run | |
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