Here’s a simple test: If you can’t articulate it clearly, it’s not clear.
If you want clarity, articulate your idea. Then refine what you said (or wrote down) and don’t stop refining until it’s clear.
Here’s a simple test: If you can’t articulate it clearly, it’s not clear.
If you want clarity, articulate your idea. Then refine what you said (or wrote down) and don’t stop refining until it’s clear.

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