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Gamma AI.

They let you create presentations with AI and for that they charge you monthly or annual recurring fees.

And this way they make $100 million per year in November 2025.

Wow.

But we are crazy people.

We are strong people.

We do not need to pay them.

So we built our own machine.

Yes, it's here.

So what we're going to do is, describe what we want.

So we want to write a presentation slide.

I'm write a presentation.

I want to.

Sorry, I want a presentation of, five slides.

So I'm going to choose five slides how to teach young kids public speaking and.

And sales and basically build them as a strong person that can write their own paycheck at an early age and not get stuck into boring school education and basically, School education and eventually grow.

No, it's okay.

All good.

Basically, they get financial freedom at an early age.

Use hook context button.

Therefore.

No, I'm not going to say all these things.

Okay.

Make sure it is fifth graders reading level.

Use graphics.

use short text and short scripts to the point.

Not too long, not too short.

Go.

Good.

So I'm going to make it casual.

Five slides and I will use chorale energy.

And this will be training.

Yes.

Great.

Let's go.

Generate deck and I will start the timer.

Let's see how much time it takes to create a five slide deck.

Great.

It took 41 seconds.

Amazing.

Let's download it.

And here we go.

This is our presentation.

It came with presenter notes, which means it came with presentation script slides and animations.

And the script for each slide are already embedded in the presenter, notes.

So I can read.

In one monitor and present in another monitor.

This is what webinar attendees will see.

Let's see how it will look like when I click.

Each piece will show.

And they are properly organized.

In the presenter notes I can read each section and then click when there is a click word that will make that particular element appear.

Here's the next slide.

This is so good.

Looks good so far, right?

I think it is.

75 to 80% ready to present.

Today we are going to talk about something most schools never teach kids.

We are going to show you how to help young kids learn to speak in front of people, sell things and build real money skills early in life.

These are the skills that let people write their own paycheck.

And the best part, kids can start learning these skills stuff right now.

Let's go.

Let's start with public speaking.

This is skill number one.

First, have kids stand in front of a mirror every single day and talk.

Say anything.

Talk about their favorite, show their dog, anything.

The mirror helps them see what they look like when they talk.

Next, teach them to tell stories.

Stories are magic.

When, someone tells a good story, everybody listens.

Practice saying, let me tell you something cool that happened to me.

Eye contact is huge.

When you look someone in the eye and smile, people trust you.

Practice this like a game at dinner.

Recording yourself is one of the best tricks.

Watch it back and did I sound clear?

Did I look confident?

This builds self awareness.

First, last tip.

Talk to one new person every day.

A neighbor, a cashier, anyone.

It kills shyness fast.

Shyness is just a habit.

You can break it.

Selling is not bad.

Selling is not a bad word.

Selling is just helping someone say yes to something that helps them start.

Simple.

Lemonade stands, baked goods, handmade crafts.

It does not matter what they sell.

What matters is they feel what it is like to earn money with their own effort.

Teach them to ask questions like what do you like?

Or what would make your day better?

Good sellers listen more than they talk.

Here is the big secret.

People do not care about the price as much as they care about how something makes them feel.

Teach kids to say, this lemonade will cool you off on this hot day.

Not just it costs just $1.

They will hear no a lot.

That is totally okay.

Teach them that every no gets them closer to a, yes.

The best seller in the world get told no all the time.

They just keep going.

after every sale day.

Count the money together.

Celebrate, wins, set a new goal.

This teaches them, that effort equals reward.

That lesson will stick forever.

School teaches kids a, lot of good things.

But it does not always teach money.

So we have to teach it at home.

Start with the, three jars idea.

One jar for saving, one for spending, one for giving or growing.

When kids see money split into groups, they learn how to think about it like adults.

Help them start a tiny business.

That solves one small problem.

Dog walking, Lawn mowing.

Tutoring young kids.

When they solve a problem for someone, that is real business.

There are amazing books made just for kids about money.

Rich dad, poor dad has kids version.

The lemonade war is a great one too.

Reading one book like this changes how a kid thinks about money forever.

Find someone they can watch and learn from.

A parent, a neighbor, a small business owner, a, real life mentor.

Teaches more in one afternoon than a textbook teaches in a month.

We are not saying school is bad.

We are saying skills are the real currency.

a kid who can sell, speak, and solve problems will always have options.

Always.

okay, let's bring it all together.

Every single day, have your kids practice speaking in the mirror, on video to the family at dinner.

Confidence is just practice wearing a cool outfit.

This weekend, set up something small to sell.

A lemoner stand, mold toys, homemade cookies.

Just do it.

The first sale feels like magic to a kid.

Money lessons belong at home.

Talk about how bills work, how savings work, how small businesses start.

Normal dinner talks.

Make it fun, not scary.

Last thing, and this is the most important thing.

Believe in your kid.

Tell them every day that they are smart, capable, and can create their own path.

Kids rise to what we believe about them.

Thank you all so much for being here today.

The kids who learn these skills early, they do not wait for someone to give them a job.

They build something.

They lead.

They are free.

Let's raise those kids.

Go get it.