How I Use Gamma AI To Build Presentations In Minutes

Name: How I Use Gamma AI To Build Presentations In Minutes
Uploaded: 2025-12-02
Duration: 1021 s
Channel: Tiago Forte
Description: Read a transcript preview of “How I Use Gamma AI To Build Presentations In Minutes” from Tiago Forte, uploaded on 2025-12-02.

Channel: Tiago Forte

Uploaded: 2025-12-02

Duration: PT1021S

Read a transcript preview of “How I Use Gamma AI To Build Presentations In Minutes” from Tiago Forte, uploaded on 2025-12-02.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] I've been teaching for over 15 years and

[0:03] you know what I hate most about it?

[0:05] Preparing the slides. Every year I teach

[0:08] a course called the annual review where

[0:10] I lead a group of a couple hundred

[0:12] people through the process of completing

[0:15] their own annual life review. But the

[0:18] problem with it is it's also such a

[0:20] heavy lift because I have to create and

[0:22] customize the slides every time as my

[0:25] methodology and my philosophy evolves.

[0:28] So this here for the first time I used

[0:31] Gamma for that. This is me building

[0:33] something I'll actually use with real

[0:36] participants and real customers in just

[0:38] a few days here. Let me walk you through

[0:40] it. So I'm opening gamma.app here where

[0:43] you can see the main workspace with all

[0:45] the different slide decks that I've

[0:47] created recently. I always begin by

[0:49] clicking right here where it says create

[0:51] new with AI's help. And what you see

[0:54] here is three different options. Let me

[0:56] explain these briefly. Sometimes the

[0:59] starting point for your slides is text.

[1:02] It could be text from your note-taking

[1:04] app or from meeting notes with your team

[1:07] or from an email or really from

[1:09] anything. And in that case, you'll want

[1:10] to click paste in text and just paste

[1:13] copy and paste the content right here as

[1:16] the starting point for your slides. In

[1:18] other cases, you don't have existing

[1:19] content. You may just have an idea or

[1:22] some random thoughts floating in your

[1:24] head. In that case, you can click

[1:26] generate. And for this one, you're

[1:28] really starting much more from a blank

[1:29] slate, right? So, you could just start

[1:31] typi