Think About It

Posted on | October 26, 2009 | No Comments

Before you begin to write your presentation, take time to think about it.  Jot down ideas and consider how you might present them in ways the audience can grasp their meaning.  What experiences have you had that will add to the excitement or deepen the meaning of your information.  If your purpose is to persuade, why should your audience comply?  When you come up with a good idea, think about it awhile – add supporting information; build it.  Then set it aside and try to come up with a better idea, a novel approach and engaging story.   

You may think this process a luxury for which you don’t have the time and that may be true.  Not all presentations are opportunities to change the world; but for those that might, take the time needed to make it count.

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