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6 Arrows Pointing Out Template for PowerPoint is a nice presentation design featuring Mike characters in the center of an arrows diagram. You can use the slides inside this PowerPoint template to create business analogies in PowerPoint, for instance to model a crossroad decision with multiple possible outcomes and bull’s eye illustrations.

Alternatively you can download other 3D arrows diagrams like the 3 ways PowerPoint diagram template or multiple directions PowerPoint diagram design.

What’s inside this template

Slide 1: Six-arrow multiple goals diagram with a central business character, six bullseye targets, goal definition labels, and editable title text.
Slide 2: Confused decision diagram with the character, a question mark, six outward arrows, six bullseye targets, and editable title text.
Slide 3: Multiple goals slide with three large bullseye icons arranged diagonally and three editable text blocks.
Slide 4: Multiple goals list slide with six bullseye icons in two columns and six editable text descriptions.
Slide 5: Blindfolded decision diagram with the character at the center, six outward red arrows, and six editable text callouts around the diagram.

Example presentation scenarios

A strategy consultant can use the six-arrow crossroads diagram to show executives that one central decision has several competing market or operating paths.
A team manager can use the two-column bullseye list to turn a broad discussion into six named priorities with short supporting notes.
A training facilitator can use the confused character slide to introduce a workshop on goal clarity, decision overload, or prioritization.
A project leader can use the blindfolded decision diagram to explain risks created by unclear ownership, missing data, or poorly defined targets.

Features

100% editable presentation template
Compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides
16:9 aspect ratio slides
Scalable vector shapes, icons and illustrations
AI-Ready for Microsoft Copilot and Claude
Instant access and download

Frequently asked questions

Q: How should a presenter make the six-arrow diagram clear instead of cluttered?

A: Use the center character as the situation or decision owner, then keep each arrow label short and action-oriented. If the six choices need explanation, present the overview first, then move to the bullseye list slides where each target has room for a short note. This avoids forcing long text onto the radial diagram.

Q: Who is this template best suited for?

A: This template works best for managers, consultants, and facilitators who need to frame multiple options, goals, or strategic directions without showing a linear process. The target icons fit prioritization and goal-setting discussions, while the confused and blindfolded character slides fit conversations about uncertainty, misalignment, or decision risk.

Q: Why use arrows and bullseye targets for this message?

A: The arrows create an immediate metaphor for multiple directions from one starting point, while the bullseyes turn those directions into intended outcomes. The character in the center makes the issue human and relatable. This visual setup helps audiences separate the decision maker, the possible paths, and the desired goals.

6 Arrows Pointing Out Template for PowerPoint

5-slide presentation template for multiple goals, target lists, and six-direction decision arrows

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This is a 5-slide diagram template for explaining competing goals, decision paths, and unclear direction. It includes a six-arrow crossroads diagram, confused and blindfolded character variants, bullseye target callout lists, and two-column goal summaries for business presenters using Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides.

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