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Play the 2026 deckThen · 2023 · 10 slides
The original
- Title in giant WordArt: "Why we should get a dog"
- Problem: life without a dog is sad (stock photos)
- Solution: this specific puppy, from the shelter site
- Benefits: exercise, responsibility, grandma will smile
- Org chart of who does which dog chore
- Budget: food, vet, toys, "we will chip in"
- Answers to your concerns: cost, walks, vacations
- Candidate puppies, one photo each
- The ask, with a deadline ("by my birthday")
- The sequel video: "update: we got the dog"
Now · 2026 · 12 slides
What we changed
- The budget always winsDrag food, vet and toys as high as you like. The dog lands under therapy every time, because Leo's allowance quietly absorbs the rest.
- The chore chart checks itselfThirty-five boxes fill in day by day as the slide opens, and the room can tap any of them. The promise is the visual.
- Investor costume, all the way downTraction is hours walking the neighbor's dog, the market is a house score docked six points for the white rug, and each sibling signs an SLA.
- The vote happens in the roomThe last slide is a live ballot with two options, Yes and Absolutely, a running tally, and confetti on every vote.
Steal the structure
Pitch your company like The Kids, Inc. did.
- 01Serious coverPut a personal ask in a corporate costume: "Series A, for Mom and Dad".
- 02ProblemOne concrete, slightly tragic artifact (a greeting log of zeros).
- 03SolutionThe thing you want, labeled like a product spec.
- 04TractionProof you already do the work, as a chart that goes up and to the right.
- 05OperationsA chore chart with owners, so the objection is answered before it is raised.
- 06MarketScore your readiness and own the one weakness out loud.
- 07Unit economicsCompare the cost to something absurdly worse, and let them play with it.
- 08TeamEach person, a title, and a promise they can be held to.
- 09CompetitionA 2x2 where the alternatives lose with a joke each.
- 10Risks and mitigationsQuote every likely no and answer it in one line.
- 11The askOne thing, one condition, one date, on a term sheet.
- 12The voteDecide in the room, with options that all mean yes.
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