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How To Write: Don’t Be Wordy
When Less Is More: Write With Fewer Words by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Avoid unnecessary words and phrases. To give you a sense of the basic idea, here’s a short list of wordy phrases that are often used in letters and … Continue reading
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Writing and Editing Advice from Colette
What You Don’t Say Can Be More Important Than What You Do Say by Gene Griessman, Ph.D Whatyousay.com is fond of “The Writer’s Almanac,” which is a regular feature on NPR. It focuses on writers, as its title suggests, and … Continue reading
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Writing Tip:Don’t Ask Readers to Stop Reading
Advice for Writers of Articles and Books–Never Say… Whatyousay.com has found a useful writing tip in a book by Tim Morrison entitled “Basic Writing Tips for Emerging Writers.” Phillips recommends that you never say anything in a book or article … Continue reading
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Unusual Quotations To Use In A Speech or Article
What You Say When You Want To Begin Or End A Speech Or Article by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. A terrific way to begin a speech is to start with an arresting quotation. I like to use quotations at the beginning … Continue reading
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Writing Tips From Diane Booher
Five Tips for Better Writing by speaker and author Diane Booher 1. Know your audience. What are their interests? How will they use your information. What do they already know? 2. Vary your sentence patterns. Learn to write your voice … Continue reading
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Writing tips: Find Just The Right Word When You Write A Letter, Note Or Email
Learning To Communicate Effectively: Lessons From Great Poets And An Irish Joke by Bill Funchion, Waubonsee Community College, Sugar Grove, IL A woman told me recently that she had a difficult time trying to understand the death of her young … Continue reading
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How To Write Letters of Recommendation
What You Say When You Write Letters Of Recommendation For advice about writing a letter, we can think of no person more qualified to give it than Letitia Baldrige. Ms Baldrige has spent her career around individuals of power, wealth, … Continue reading
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How To Write A Letter Asking A Favor: Sample Letter
Letter-Writing: How To Ask A Favor By Letitia Baldrige “Letitia Baldrige’s Complete Guide To Executive Manners” is the definitive book in its field. I think it is simply wonderful and refer to it often. Highly recommended.–-Gene Griessman, Ph.D. When … Continue reading
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How To Write A Business Letter: Five Tips
What You Say When You Write A Business Letter: Five Tips For writing advice about a letter that you plan to send to someone at a very high level of business or government, I can think of no single individual … Continue reading
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Writing A Letter or Selling An Idea: Give Your Idea A Good Name
What You Call It Is A Crucial Part Of What You Say by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. You can write beautiful business letters yet be unsuccessful if you give your ideas the wrong name. Ditto for sales presentations. Do careful research. … Continue reading
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