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: Manage Your WritingThis week: Say it in one sentence
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A VP at 3M, legendary for its innovation, told Tom Peters, "We consider a coherent sentence to be an acceptable first draft for a new-product plan."
This week, choose one message that you need to send, and write a one-sentence first draft. After a break, when you get back to the draft, you may find that you need to add another sentence or two. (I've decided to expand this message to five.)
But you may find that one sentence is enough.
Full post as published by Manage Your Writing on February 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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