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Michel Jansen

You are just two weeks early :P

How long will you be staying in Japan? I'll be there from February 9th :)

Ruskyle Howser

Garr,

I signed up with Richard to attend the presentation next week, but the blurb above makes it sounds like you are planning to do a watered down presentation for the locals. I hope that's not the case.

Garr

Thanks Ruskyle --

Nope, nothing watered down about it. The target is anyone who is interested in improving their presentations. The talk is in English. The slides are very visual and when there is text (such as a quote) it is in both English and Japanese. You can also apply the ideas to presentations made in Japanese.

See you there!

alex

japan zieht mich auch an. aber mit der sprache (da english reden müssen) habe ich ein bisschen angst.

ahabagi

i would also go to japan. but is such an expensive trip

Ed

Any plans to ever come back to the states to do some workshops? Something combined with a book tour?

Garr

Ed,

I'll be touring the US, etc. in the summer...

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Any plans to ever come back to the states to do some workshops? Something combined with a book tour?

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