Hey folks! I’ve been working on a quirky little startup idea for a few months—basically a service that connects local artisans with eco-conscious shoppers. I have tons of notes, doodles, and even some Excel sheets with projected numbers, but when I try to make a pitch deck, it ends up looking like a school project gone wrong. I’ve tried Canva templates, PowerPoint themes, and even begged my cousin who’s a “design guru,” but nothing feels professional. Has anyone here ever struggled with taking a messy idea and turning it into a story investors actually care about? Any advice, funny fails, or resources you’d recommend?

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Wow, that actually sounds exactly like what I need—thanks!