The Minto Pyramid Principle
Have you ever wonder why some people seems have better communication skill than others?
Do you know the Minto Pyramid that can help you become better in communication?
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Whether you’re writing an email or pitch deck for your startup, or having a face-to-face conversation, controlling the sequence of your ideas is the most powerful tool you have to get what you are asking for. This method is a simple but strong and very applicable.
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