Part I : WHO? : Ch. 1 : AUDIENCE : Understanding What Types of Communication Will Be Most Effective for Your Audience ; Part II : WHAT? : Ch. 2 : OBJECTIVE : Setting a Measurable Objective for Your Presentation ; Ch. 3 : PROBLEM SOLUTION : Articulating the Audience's Problem and Your Proposed Solution to It ; Ch. 4 : EVIDENCE : Marshalling Your Evidence ; Part III : HOW? ; Part IIIA : HOW TO TELL YOUR STORY ; Ch. 5 : ANECDOTES : Assembling the Anecdotes That Will Illustrate Your Evidence ; Ch. 6. STORY : Sequencing Your Evidence ; Part IIIB : HOW TO SHOW YOUR STORY ; Ch. 7 : VISUALS : Visual Presentation Elements : Graphics, Charts, Color, Animation, and Fonts ; Ch. 8 : LAYOUT : Laying Out All the Elements of Your Presentation ; Part IV : WHO, AGAIN? : Ch. 9 : Stakeholders and Measurement : Satisfying Your Stakeholders and Measuring Success ; Ch. 10 : CONCLUSION : The Scalability of the Extreme Presentation Method ; Part V : APPENDICES : Appendix A : Worksheets -- Appendix B : Extreme Presentation Makeover -- Appendix C : Thirty-Six Layouts That Pass the Squint test -- Appendix D : Further Reading -- Appendix E : 1,000 Good Books.