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Isn’t the exact point that some things are… not a movie. I don’t think the author is proposing all communication should be in this style. When you’re telling a
by ncallaway 3y ago
Isn’t the exact point that some things are… not a movie.
I don’t think the author is proposing all communication should be in this style. When you’re telling a story, sure, it’s fine to keep people in suspense. But is suspense a tool you should use to communicate to a loved one when you’ve been in an accident?
Some work communications are more like the former and some are more like the latter. But most of us default to the narrative/suspenseful style 95% of the time.
But we should be more deliberate, and in some settings use the inverted pyramid structure to eliminate suspense from our communication.
- hinkley 3y agoHow many romcoms take 90 minutes to say “boys are dumb”?
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