Key point: sort out the network information into tree-like logic, and then express it using linear thinking

Conclusion first

organize information

Inspection standards: MECE law

Step 1: Divide related ideas into piles first; Step 2: sort out the logic horizontally, using time, space, importance, and deduction; Step 3: Think vertically and summarize the theme; Step 4: Use the MECE rule to check that there are no duplicates or leaks.

The most important thing is to reduce the cognitive load of the other party

How to do it: three key points

How to get people interested: the SCQA model

1. To explain things clearly, we must minimize cognitive load; 2. To reduce cognitive load, we must deliver information with complete content and clear hierarchy; 3. You can build a pyramid structure, but you must pay attention to three points: one goal, two directions, and three principles; 4. If you want to arouse other people’s interest, you can use the SCQA model.

"empty umbrella" model

Step 1: Find an A4 paper and put it in front; Step 2: Negotiate the topic of the note in the upper left corner, such as "How to make your thinking more logical" Step 3: Within 1 minute, quickly write down the relevant content that comes to mind (4 to 6 points, no more than 30 words per point);

Writing clearly is more important than writing vividly

The first tip: The first sentence of each natural paragraph must be the central idea of ​​this paragraph. The second trick: The sentences after each natural paragraph must have a logical relationship, whether it is progression, juxtaposition, or comparison. Tip 3: There must be a logical relationship between the first sentence of the previous natural paragraph and the first sentence of the next natural paragraph. Whether it is progression, juxtaposition, or contrast.