> [!tldr] The statement that the "narrative through-line is the most important thing" is not actually from the source. It's a bit of me inserting necessary hyperbole to make this stick in my head. I care deeply about effective communication. Many of [[my notes]] could probably be categorized into an [[Effective Communication Guide]]. Actually I'll just do that. Anyway. Humans remember and respond to stories. Not facts. If you're telling someone something or giving a presentation having a clear and consistent narrative through-line is the most important thing. **** # More ## Source - [[Hidden Potential]]