Here's a guide to building a pitch deck if you need pointers, and here's a collection of decks to get some inspiration.
If you don't want everyone watching you play, there are privacy settings ranging from letting all friends watch at all times to only allowing friends you request (say, if you need pointers for beating a level).
The content is sourced primarily from current students, and it reflects their needs: pointers for using Tinder ("Those interested in Chinese people are just in it for the novelty"), think pieces on Donald Trump ("taking America charging hysterically into the unknown – a place with politics, dark humor and 100percentt naturally grown hair"), and how-to guides on getting Social Security cards.
It's possible that person who presented you with a kitchen utensil when you were expecting jewelry just needs some pointers about what you really wanted.
You may already know exactly how you like to make a bacon sandwich, but if you need any pointers, here are mine.
If you're still reading this, there's a good chance that you need some pointers on how to make your academic works stand out in a sea of other essays.
Do you need some pointers to make networking more bearable?
What I have learned through this experiment is that more than anything else, young people need simple pointers and a platform to operate from so that they can build knowledge, confidence, credibility, visibility, references, networks and perhaps a personal brand based on their quality of work.
Or do you need some pointers on how to brush up your skill set?
If Hillary Clinton needs any pointers on her 2016 presidential campaign, she can always turn to Gloria Steinem, Mary Wilson, and Bevy Smith.
So, with a staggering amount of new visual data coming into this world every day, we actually need skilled pointers more than ever.
