Course curriculum

    1. Welcome!

    1. HOW TO KEEP TRACK OF STORYLINES INSIDE LENGTHY DOCS - Recording

    2. HOW TO KEEP TRACK OF STORYLINES INSIDE LENGTHY DOCS - Notes

    3. PROOF READING YOUR OWN WORK

    4. HOW TO CREATE ‘TITLES’ OUT OF MESSAGES

    1. EXAMPLE - PLANNING A BLOG POST - RECORDING

    2. EXAMPLE - PLANNING A BLOG POST - NOTES

    3. EXAMPLE - TURNING A GOOD STORYLING INTO A GREAT ONE - RECORDING

    4. EXAMPLE - TURNING A GOOD STORYLINE INTO A GREAT ONE - NOTES

    1. HOW TO SHORTEN YOUR COMMUNICATION

    2. WHY THINKING INTO A DOC IS DANGEROUS

    3. WHY THINKING AND WRITING DON'T MIX

    4. 4 WAYS TO KNOW IF YOUR MESSAGE IS POWERFUL

    5. HOW TO AVOID ‘SLIPPAGE’ IN OUR INTRODUCTIONS

    6. WHO TO COLLABORATE WITH ON IMPORTANT PAPERS

    7. WHEN NOT TO COPY YOUR MANAGER

    8. WRITERS NEED TO EDUCATE THEIR READERS ON HOW TO READ THEIR COMMUNICATION

    9. WHEN TO AVOID REWORKING PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS

    10. A QUICK EMAIL IDEA

    11. HOW TO ANSWER MULTIPLE QUESTIONS

    12. WHAT IS A GOOD 'SO WHAT'

    13. HOW TO CUT THE DETAIL IN YOUR COMMUNICATION

    14. HOW SYNTHESIS CAPTURES YOUR AUDIENCE'S ATTENTION WHEN A 'FLOW' DOES NOT

    15. YOUR INTRODUCTION MUST BE SIMPLE

    16. WHERE DOES BACKGROUND BELONG?

    17. THE IMPACT OF PRIORITISATION ON COMMUNICATION

    18. HOW CHATGPT HELPED AND HINDERED INSIGHT GENERATION

    19. AVOID THESE WORDS

    20. HOW TO BE MORE PERSUASIVE

    21. HOW TO KEEP YOUR MESSAGE ON POINT

    22. WHY NOT TO SKIP SLIDE 6 IN THE PPT PLANNER

    23. HAVE YOU CONVEYED THE RIGHT LEVEL OF DETAIL?

    24. 3 NEGOTIATION LESSONS

    25. ON BULLETS AND BEING PARALLEL

    26. FORGET FRANKENSTEIN - HOW TO WRITE WITHOUT THE MESS

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