[MTC Global] Is the Athenian Greek way of Presentation Still Works ?

Athenian Greeks developed a number of presentation techniques as they began there experiment with Democratic Government. They understood that in the absence of king , there required a strong legal system to restrain people and also good public speaking.

Presentation Techniques and skills were born . Twenty five hundred years after still Greeks wisdom contradicts with Modern Masters of Presentation like Dale Carniegie . While Carniegie believed on opening of the presentation would be "Say them what you are going to say , and then say it", Greeks opinion was that would make presentation boring and predictable.

Is the Athenian Greek way of Presentation Still Works ?

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