Is shorter always better? Why bullet points and tl;drs might not do the trick
I used to think that stories were great for entertaining and keeping the attention. But that when it came to “merely functional” information, like messages
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I used to think that stories were great for entertaining and keeping the attention. But that when it came to “merely functional” information, like messages
“What’s so special about what I’m saying?” “What unique thing do I have to offer?” “Haven’t a million other people already said exactly the exact same thing?” How
Do you know how many choices I make when writing blog posts? I didn’t knew so either. Until last Thursday, as I was finishing up