Leadership IMHO #53: The Beauty of Keeping it Short

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Keeping things short and simple is not as easy at sounds. To be an effective communicator, one needs to understand how important it is to be clear and direct with the messaging. Only then can you get immediate and clear understanding (and ultimately, action) from your audience.

Keeping things short and concise is not easy. It requires deep thought and deep understanding of what you’re trying to achieve.

“I apologize for writing such a long letter—I didn’t have time to write a short one.” – Mark Twain

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Can you share tips on how you kept things short and simple—in a speech or in a letter? What benefits did you find in keeping things short?

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