I recently took an online training course on presentation skills. In this workshop, I learned how to prepare for presentation skills and how to present ideas. However, this article does not cover this training. Instead, I would like to emphasize the philosophical thinking I got from this training.
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In short, this training will give you ideas on how to present your ideas through presentation slides. However, most of the tips and lessons learned from training are primarily about pre-presentation preparation. So here are some tips to keep in mind when preparing a presentation that focuses on what you want to present, not how you want to present it. This simple aspect is often forgotten and really comes to mind.
A lot of times people, especially me, forget to focus on the "what" aspect. Instead, focus on the "how" without really understanding what you want to achieve. If you meet someone who considers himself successful and have the opportunity to ask, "How can I be successful?" I will ask.
Because according to the Golden Circle why, how, what model, it's easier to clarify the how, how, and why by putting which side on the outer circle. Circles also clarify the scope of what we want to do. The remaining how and why aspects arise once we know what we want to aim for.
In a simple example like travel, we know which destination we want to go to, and how we move depends on the destination, not the other way around. The "why" is more advanced and varies from person to person. It's even personal.
And finally, remembering the basic "what" will clarify what you want to achieve and open up the possibility of realizing that direction.