PSB: Problem, solution, benefit
- Begin with presenting the problem, a clear point of frustration.
- Present your well-thought-out solution to the problem.
- The “Benefit” is typically indirect and should not require much emphasis. Your audiences’ response should come naturally as a result of you presenting the “Solution” well enough. Their response and perceived benefit will be equal to the quality of your solution.
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