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“The Curse of Knowledge: when we are given knowledge, it is impossible to imagine what it's like to lack that knowledge.”
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Use the unexpected to keep the attention. Humans thrive on thinking in patterns. When a pattern is disrupted, it is more easily remembered.
To make an idea stickier:
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There are two steps in making your ideas sticky: Step 1 is to find the core. Step 2 is to translate the core using the SUCCESs checklist.
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The right stories make people act. Stories encourage a mental stimulation that burns an idea into the mind. For example, a flight simulator is more effective than flashcards in training a pilot.
Good stories are collected and discovered rather than produce...
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To make an idea sticky, keep it simple. The idea should be stripped down to its core, where there is nothing left to take away. Use fewer bullet points. Use easy words. Reduce the ideas. The more we reduce the information, the more the idea will stick.
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Concrete ideas are easy to remember. Something is concrete when it can be described or seen with the human senses. A v-8 engine is concrete, high-peformance is abstract.
Novices see concrete detail as concrete detail, but an expert sees c...
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The goal of making a message emotional is to make people care. Feelings inspire people to take action.
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How to create credibility when you don't have a true authority, such as experts, tradition, etc.
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Once you know something you assume others do too. It’s human nature. And that leads to bad writing.
'The curse of knowledge' refers to the inability that we all have in imagining what it’s like not to know something that we do know.
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