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Episode #2: Delivering Presentations With Clarity
Why do many technically strong presentations still fail to persuade? Even well-structured talks can collapse w...
How to Be Authentic and Professional When Presenting — Finding Your True Speaker Style in Japan
When people talk about leadership, the word “authentic” appears constantly.But in presentations, authenticity ...
Episode #3: Presentation Effectiveness For All
Why do first impressions matter so much in presentations? We all judge quickly—often within seconds. Before a ...
How Persuasive Speakers Manage Vocal Energy — Coaching Loud and Quiet Presenters
Why do some business presentations feel flat and forgettable, even when the content is excellent? In many Japa...
How to Deliver a Powerful Final Impression in Your Presentation — Mastering Recency and the Last Five Minutes
Recency—the psychological principle that people remember best what they heard last—is simple to understand.Yet...
How to Shape Your Personal Brand and First Impression When Presenting in Japan
When preparing a presentation, most businesspeople focus only on the slide deck. They obsess over visuals, ani...
Episode #4: How To Destroy Your Reputation In 60 Seconds
Why do so many award winners freeze during a one-minute acceptance speech? Even senior professionals can becom...
Why Confidence—Not Arrogance—Drives Persuasive Presentations in Japan
I recently listened to an episode of Victor Antonio’s Sales Influence Podcast, where a guest cited research su...
Why Presenters in Japan Struggle With Too Many Slides — And How to Build a High-Impact, Story-Driven Presentation
I am a self-confessed hoarder—not just with possessions, but with presentation materials. After 548 public spe...
Why Many Business Presenters in Japan Plateau — And How to Escape the “Frog in the Well” Trap
The Japanese proverb 井の中の蛙大海を知らず (“the frog in the well doesn’t know the ocean”) perfectly describes today’s p...
Why Great Presenters Aren’t Born — They’re Coached: How Professionals in Japan Transform Their Presentation Skills
In every プレゼンテーション研修 I teach in 東京, we begin with a simple self-introduction. This exercise immediately reveal...
How to Communicate Effectively in Hybrid and Remote Meetings — Essential Skills for Japan’s New Work Era
Remote work in Japan isn’t disappearing. While many managers prefer having teams physically present, employees...
How to Win Business Pitch Contests in Japan — Presentation Strategy That Outperforms Every Competitor
As Covid recedes in Japan and in-person events slowly return, many executives in 日本企業 and 外資系企業 are rediscover...
How Can Japanese Executives Build True Executive Presence in a Global Business Environment? (Part One)
Many 日本企業 and 外資系企業 in 東京 ask why their Japanese executives are not perceived with the same executive presence...
How Can Salespeople Overcome Buyer Inertia in Japan?
In Japan, doing nothing is often the safest decision. Two powerful forces hold buyers in place: They already...
Episode #5: Making Yourself Clear
Ever finished a presentation and wondered, “Did they actually get it?” Clarity is the #1 improvement request w...
How Can Japanese Executives Build True Executive Presence in a Global Business Environment? (Part Two)
In Part One, we explored how perfectionism in English and linguistic insecurity block Japanese executives from...
Why Japanese Executives Struggle With Perfectionism in English Presentations — And How to Break Free
Why do so many highly capable Japanese executives freeze, over-engineer, or lose confidence when presenting in...
Episode #6: Storytelling For Business
Storytelling isn’t childish. In modern business, it’s the missing engine behind credibility, influence, and ac...
Why Do So Many Presenters Self-Sabotage With “Just-In-Time” Preparation?
A presentation date is set. We’re busy. So we take the Toyota “Just In Time” production mindset and apply it t...
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