The Rule of 3

There’s a reason why there are three blind mice, three musketeers and three bears (poor Goldilocks 🥣). Our brains LOVE it.

Why’s that then?
Our brains have become very good at detecting patterns. We can learn from patterns and the minimum number of elements that you need to create one is… you’ve guessed it. THREE.

Two feels incomplete, four feels too much, but three? That’s the Goldilocks Zone.

Ok, but how will that help me become a better presenter?
Things that come in threes are funnier, more memorable and more impactful than any other number of things. You can use the rule of three to: