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The book's premise is that communicating more powerfully is achieved by being sharper and thinking through what one wants to say, keeping in mind the audience; it gives ways to communicate efficiently and powerfully.
The big idea behind smart brevity the book is that anyone whether you're a student whether you are boss whether you want to be the boss that you can communicate more powerfully by being sharper and th...
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The book's premise is that communicating more powerfully is achieved by being sharper and thinking through what one wants to say, keeping in mind the audience; it gives ways to communicate efficiently and powerfully.
The big idea behind smart brevity the book is that anyone whether you're a student whether you are boss whether you want to be the boss that you can communicate more powerfully by being sharper and thinking through what you want to say and thinking about the audience
What is the one thing that I want people to remember like what's a memorable punchy muscular way to say my big idea and then just say it tell people why it matters give them some evidence give them the power to go deeper.
That's a formula for being heard in a way that you never will be with those masses of text.
smart brevity says think about how I would say it to you if we were having chips and salsa think about how we would say it to a human being right like a human not like a robot
Tell me something new tell me something that matters in a kind of interesting way in the sea of content out there words that are always coming at us that sharp smart new important what's new why it matters make me smarter about the things that matter.
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The book 'Brevity' was mentioned in relation to Axios's news format, with a discussion on whether their concise style was effective or felt lacking in depth and nuance.
I just got Jim Vanderhey's book about brevity