Summary: Writing for Busy Readers By Todd Rogers
First Principle: Less Is More Rule 1: Use Fewer Words “Omit needless words” is one of the enduring messages of Strunk and White’s Elements of …
First Principle: Less Is More Rule 1: Use Fewer Words “Omit needless words” is one of the enduring messages of Strunk and White’s Elements of …
Set Boundaries, Foil Boundary Predators, and Say No Boundary predators are easy to find at work. They include the boss who asks you to work …
Spot a Whiner Whiners remind you of holding children’s hands as you walk them across a street. They want you to help guide them through …
Breath: How to breathe like you’ve got permission to speak When we take responsibility for our breaths like that, we have a shot at fully …
Harnessing the Science of Persuasion A LUCKY FEW HAVE IT; most of us do not. A handful of gifted “naturals” simply know how to capture …
Work Out What You Really Want One of the best things we can do when someone is angry with us is figure out what our …
Be Intentional Wouldn’t you like to experience a meaningful discussion the next time you gather with a group of interesting people? (Or even uninteresting people—table …
Recognize the Unsaid If you’re interested in transforming your ability to recognize the unsaid, you must start by cultivating a listening mindset that puts you …
Activate Identity and Agency Words do more than just convey information. They signal who’s in charge, who’s to blame, and what it means to engage …
Understanding: The First Essential of Trust The process of trust begins by listening and by understanding other people—what they want and what they’re feeling—in short, …