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> Because you are forced to communicate clearly, cut the jargon and not dump your stream of consciousness. Instead you pay attention to whether what you're sayi
by lapcat 2y ago
> Because you are forced to communicate clearly, cut the jargon and not dump your stream of consciousness. Instead you pay attention to whether what you're saying is of any value to another person.
Why is that good, though, if you're the only reader?
- JKCalhoun 2y agoIt helps you see "what is crap" in your own mind. Sometimes you need the mindset that you are speaking in public to confront those things.