These recommendations are great. It makes me think of Sting and his songs. When I write I have to make myself repeat things more than I would. Sting will just keep repeating seemingly unconcerned about repeating too much. In “I can’t stand losing you…” he says “I can’t” or “can’t” SEVENTY-TWO times in 3 minutes...
I find helping people to remember what you are saying is vital when writing funding proposals. We are taught to avoid redundancy, but without some redundancy its likely a reviewer will forget you vital points.
I also think that to communicate well you have grin and bare it and make the concept simpler than you would like to.
These recommendations are great. It makes me think of Sting and his songs. When I write I have to make myself repeat things more than I would. Sting will just keep repeating seemingly unconcerned about repeating too much. In “I can’t stand losing you…” he says “I can’t” or “can’t” SEVENTY-TWO times in 3 minutes...
I find helping people to remember what you are saying is vital when writing funding proposals. We are taught to avoid redundancy, but without some redundancy its likely a reviewer will forget you vital points.
I also think that to communicate well you have grin and bare it and make the concept simpler than you would like to.
This is so true! And the advice provided is highly valuable. Thanks, Dagna!