Row 32338

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I’m also trying to improve my communication, and I thought I could share the most helpful feedback I’ve received so far. For me, it’s fundamentally about focus - how can I deliver the most important message and block out the rest. Here’s how I like to practice the skill:

* First, I’d try to get specific about the kind of communication that you’re trying to improve; analysis docs, speaking, decks etc. Because each requires a different skillset, I’d focus on one form to begin with. Every time that you communicate, even a slack message to your team, is a chance to practice * As I’ve worked on more docs or decks, I’ve gotten a better sense of what good communication looks like. I have a swipe file of examples of excellent communication and I’ve compiled a list of the patterns that they follow - a communication checklist that helps me diagnose if my communication is unclear. Many of the best examples follow [Barbara Minto’s pyramid principle](https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/minto-pyramid-principle-scr) or answer first communication * Simultaneously, I would also try to identify your own communications patterns and figure out which you’d like to change. For instance, I observed that I tend to get nervous before I speak, and consequently speak too fast. Slowing down my breath beforehand helps me improve dramatically. You could even recruit someone you trust to give you feedback if it’s difficult to identify these patterns yourself

I’ve found that communication is a skill where I’ll always be learning, especially as I need to adapt to new audiences with their own preferences for how they like to receive information.

Hope this helps!

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text I’m also trying to improve my communication, and I thought I could share the most helpful feedback I’ve received so far. For me, it’s fundamentally about focus - how can I deliver the most important message and block out the rest. Here’s how I like to practice the skill: * First, I’d try to get specific about the kind of communication that you’re trying to improve; analysis docs, speaking, decks etc. Because each requires a different skillset, I’d focus on one form to begin with. Every time tha…
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