I made a real deck from a three-line outline

Gamma is not a shortcut to lazy slides. It is a shortcut to a first draft you can argue with.

I'm not paid to learn menus. I needed the faster one and moved on.

Gamma is not a shortcut to lazy slides. It is a shortcut to a first draft you can argue with.

Write the outline as claims, not topics. 'We win on price' gives Gamma something to design around.

Pick one theme and resist the urge to restyle every slide. A consistent deck reads as deliberate.

Replace the auto chart with your real numbers. The placeholder graph is a trap clients notice.

So I just the result was a thing I actually use, not a screenshot I forget.

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The AI draft is the starting point, not the send button. Here is the three-pass routine that keeps it human.

A research paper I'd been avoiding became a 25-minute walk. The workflow is dumb, and that's why it worked.

Not zero-inbox. A loop that decides what is real so I only touch email twice a day.