Make Your Audience Say I Get It! Every Single Time with Emily Schneider

Have you ever struggled to explain a complex idea and felt like your audience just didn’t get it? Today, we’re unpacking the challenges leaders face when trying to translate big, complicated concepts into clear, visual stories that connect. Maybe your presentations feel cluttered and overwhelming, or you find yourself dumping too much information, only to see the message get lost. For some, it’s just not knowing where to start or how to keep things simple and engaging. Emily Schneider is here to help us make sense of it all. Emily is a seasoned PowerPoint design expert, with nearly two decades of experience in blending visual storytelling and strategy. She’s built a career turning abstract ideas into engaging, simple visuals that audiences actually remember. In this episode, we’ll talk about simplifying messages, common mistakes leaders make, and how technology and human creativity can work together. You’ll discover practical ways to deliver presentations with confidence and impact. -------------- DISCLAIMER: This podcast is sponsored by AskYvi.com. Some links are affiliate links which means if you buy something we'll receive a small commission. -------------- 🌟 Meet Emily Schneider Website: http://www.iamemilyschneider.com LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyschneider719/ -------------- 🌟Connect with Yvi https://instagram.com/askyvi https://www.facebook.com/AskYvi/ -------------- 🏆 Highlights 🏆 00:00 | Introduction 04:40 | Building Resilience with Emily 07:55 | How Emily Schneider Approaches Leadership 18:50 | Emily's Favorite Tools and Strategies 22:00 | How to Streamline a Presentation 25:40 | What’s Next for Emily Schneider 28:30 | Final Thoughts   -------------- powered by ecamm: https://askyvi.tips/ecamm and Transistor.fm :  https://askyvi.tips/transistorfm -------------- Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SheIsALeader Subscribe to Podcast: https://askyvi.tips/podcast Apply to be a guest: https://askyvi.tips/SIALApplication