This book uses humor to demonstrate the many errors public speakers make, and thus to help presenters improve their presentations. It is directed at all types of presenters, particularly Academics, Scientists, Ministers, Teachers, Lawyers and Students. The reverse psychology approach of the book amusingly uses the view that the reader will want to make the mistakes deliberately, so as to obscure the delivered information just enough to intrigue listeners and make them feel that the speaker had something important to say. Various topics addressed include audio-visual aids, preparation, behavior of the presenter, and voice projection. The book ends with a brief serious essay of what to do to make a truly impactful presentation. Categories that this book falls under might include: Humor, public speaking, "how to present your information." How to... Do it yourself, and Effective public speaking.