Prosperous Project Management: Takahashi Method

Prosperous Project Management

Tips, techniques and pragmatic strategies for excellent Project Managers, Toastmasters and high personal achievers. Wayne Botha is a rare Project Manager, with passion for achieving results through Project Management, while improving inter-personal relationships, and developing Project Managers in the process. Wayne is a faculty member at Toastmsters Leadership Institute and Axia college of University of Phoenix.

Sunday, November 25, 2007

Takahashi Method

I was reading Presentation Zen (blog by Garr Reynolds) and pondering the different styles of effective PowerPoint Presenters.

A few days ago I posted Dick Hardt's presentation. Here is the Takahashi Method for your review.

Now ask yourself. How can you use these methods to develop your style? What category of presenter do you classify yourself as?

I see Dick's method and the Takahashi method as overkill for the presentations that most of us make in our everyday lives. However, we can still learn by studying these methods and allowing them to influence our presentations for the better when we get the opportunity.

Where do you think you could incorporate either of these presentation styles in your presentations?

Labels: PowerPoint Presentation Styles

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Wayne Botha is one of those rare people who can say he is a project manager, author and speaker and mean it. He is a past Area Governor for Toastmasters International and an enthusiastic Toastmaster. Wayne is a faculty member of Toastmasters Leadership Institute and has trained audiences in South Africa, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia and the USA. With an MBA in eCommerce, and a PMP certification, Wayne is sought out to speak at Toastmasters and Project Management conferences. Wayne's colleagues and friends often tease him about his South African accent.