Having determined which you intend to do, you will be better able to identify what you want to talk about. The categories of information include steps, methods, types, benefits, or reasons why. It is helpful to categorize the information you are going to present under three main headings. This will help make sure the audience can easily follow your presentation and understand your message. It can also be advantageous to use visual aids to clarify, emphasize or add variety to the main points.
People do it all the time.
Based on this map, I help speakers create a blueprint for their presentation that lays out all the components of their speech onto one sheet of paper. You can even use the speaker's map to signify when to refer to each visual. Following the map's route is easy and natural for both you and the audience. Key words and phrases are used to trigger your memory and keep you focused. When interrupted, you can quickly get back on track by simply glancing at your map.