Remember what we told you in the room: clarity isn’t a speaking game; it’s a thinking exercise. You don’t need better words. You need to know what you think.
So don’t write anything yet. Read the prompt. Answer it in your head. When something clicks, you’ll feel it. Hit the button and write.
And if the prompt didn’t spark anything? Deal yourself a new one. Easy!
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A reminder from the room: figuring out what to say isn’t hard. It just feels hard when we fall into thinking traps, like “thinking in topics” or “getting distracted by details.” Developing a clear idea ain’t rocket science, you just need to come up with your simple stance!
So read the prompt and form your point-of-view. Whatever pops up is the essence of what to say! Then let the words flow!
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You know how words just kind of flow when you’re raving about a restaurant you love? That’s because you already have a strong opinion. Apply that same energy here: read the prompt, answer it in your head, and once you feel that click, start typing. If a prompt leaves you cold, don’t force it! Just move on to the next one.
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