Hi everyone! I’m at the stage where I finally want to pitch my startup idea, but my deck is still in total chaos. I’ve got pages of notes, screenshots, financial estimates, and random sketches, and when I try to put them together in slides, it just looks messy and confusing. I’ve tried templates and even fiddled with Canva for hours, but it still doesn’t feel like something I could confidently show to investors. I know that a clear, compelling story is more important than fancy slides, but I honestly don’t know how to turn this pile of ideas into something coherent. Has anyone successfully taken a messy draft and turned it into a deck that investors actually understood and got excited about? Any suggestions or resources would be amazing.
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