If the past has taught me anything, it must be having a whole picture in your head before you take any action. Therefore, when it comes to whether working on your presentation right away or waiting until having a good idea, my answer is definitely to wait until you have a good idea.
The main reason for my propensity is that it insures you in the event of revising over and over again. People often go to extremes to provide their audiences with their unique and fantastic ideas. However, since inspiration hardly comes into being when people set about preparing their presentation, they become quite illogical when they try to decide what can be taken into consideration and what cannot be. It thus leads to repeated modification, which wastes not only time but also energy. Take myself as an example, last week, I was assigned a presentation about the history of Mediterranean arts, I made up my mind to work on it a little bit for the sake of lightening the load at the deadline. As you can see, it's not at all clear what the first step should be. My thoughts jumbled and raced like children fighting. I hardly know which facts to select from the great mass of evidence that steadily accumulates since I lacked a framework. Therefore, I added all the valuable information I believed. As you can tell from the top of head, the presentation seemed so disorganized and thus I had to redoing the whole presentation. Needless to say, working on it a little bit every day wastes me so much energy.
Similarly, there is another factor deserving some words is that a good idea could improve efficiency as well as quality. Once you possess a good idea, you could release your inspiration freely and naturally in your presentation. First of all, you are able to construct a framework, which makes your presentation seems more logic and organized. Secondly, a good idea helps you to select useful information to express your thought precisely and get rid of redundant words. The last but not the least, it enables you to prepare your work at one go from the beginning to the end, enhancing the efficiency and improving the quality.
In a word, it is sagacious to support the statement that it is better to have a good idea before you preparing the presentation.
If the past has taught me anything, it
must
be having a whole picture in your head
before
you take any action.
Therefore
, when it
comes
to whether working on your
presentation
right away or waiting until having a
good
idea
, my answer is definitely to wait until you have a
good
idea
.
The main reason for my propensity is that it insures you in the
event
of revising over and over again.
People
often
go to extremes to provide their audiences with their unique and fantastic
ideas
.
However
, since inspiration hardly
comes
into being when
people
set about preparing their
presentation
, they become quite illogical when they try to decide what can
be taken
into consideration and what cannot be. It
thus
leads to repeated modification, which wastes not
only
time
but
also
energy. Take myself as an example, last week, I
was assigned
a
presentation
about the history of Mediterranean arts, I made up my mind to work on it a
little bit
for the sake of lightening the load at the deadline. As you can
see
, it's not at all
clear
what the
first
step should be. My thoughts jumbled and raced like children fighting. I hardly know which facts to select from the great mass of evidence that
steadily
accumulates since I lacked a framework.
Therefore
, I
added
all the valuable information I believed. As you can
tell
from the top of head, the
presentation
seemed
so
disorganized and
thus
I
had to redoing
the whole
presentation
. Needless to say, working on it a
little bit
every day wastes me
so
much energy.
Similarly
, there is another factor deserving
some
words is that a
good
idea
could
improve
efficiency
as well
as quality. Once you possess a
good
idea
, you could release your inspiration
freely
and
naturally
in your
presentation
.
First of all
, you are able to construct a framework, which
makes
your
presentation
seems more logic and organized.
Secondly
, a
good
idea
helps
you to select useful information to express your
thought
precisely
and
get
rid of redundant words. The last
but
not the least, it enables you to prepare your work at one go from the beginning to the
end
, enhancing the efficiency and improving the quality.
In a word, it is sagacious to support the statement that it is better to have a
good
idea
before
you preparing the
presentation
.