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You can use this "trick" successfully for any form of writing.
As the rule goes: tell'em what you're going to tell'em, tell'em, and then tell'em what you told'
You can use this "trick" successfully for any form of writing.
As the rule goes: tell'em what you're going to tell'em, tell'em, and then tell'em what you told'em.
I've heard that rule before, and like it a lot. Do you know anything about its origins or who said it?
Nope, no idea, sorry.
This reply will let you know that I don't know anything about its origins or who said it.
Sorry, I don't know.
We've just learned that Jim doesn't know anything about the origins of that writing advice, or who said it.
I highly recommend a slightly modified version: tell them what you're going to show them, show them, then tell them what you showed them