Visual Cowardice
Eleven shades of corporate blue. Zero opinions. A slide designed by committee dies by committee.
A rebellion operating system for people tired of corporate mediocrity and forgettable communication.

YOU DON'T
MAKE SLIDES.
YOU MAKE
consequences.
Seven principles. No exceptions. Print them. Tape them above your monitor. Throw them at the next person who says "can we make this pop?"
A running ledger of offences against the human attention span. Witnesses welcome. Anonymity guaranteed. Therapy not included.

Eleven shades of corporate blue. Zero opinions. A slide designed by committee dies by committee.
Seventeen bullets. Two sub-bullets. A sub-sub-bullet for good measure. Nobody read past three.
Headline buried under a logo bar, a footer, page numbers, and a watermark from 2014.
Handshake. Diverse team laughing. A lighthouse for some reason. We are watching civilization collapse in 16:9.

"We removed 90% of the words.
Closed the round in two weeks."
— founder // series B // the one with the giant blank slide
Not a shop. A supply line. Every weapon below has been used in actual rooms, against actual stakeholders, with actual consequences.

Steal better references.
Decks you'd actually steal.
Two hours. Zero apologies.
Everything I know. Compressed.
A field guide for the rebellion.
We come in. The bullets leave.
Decks built to be remembered.

Approval is not the goal. Memory is. Conviction is. A standing ovation is. If you're ready to stop apologising for being interesting — start here.