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basic principles taken from "Made to Stick" by Heath brothers

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Be Simple but Provoke Thought

Create sentences that are simple to access, but, grab you and spiral to the rythmn of their own profoundly amplifying thought.

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Strip An Idea Down To Its Base

Be careful not to take off too much, always retain the core.The trick is to reach the key idea: the insight needs to shine clearly and simply without any extra baggage. *

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Make it Real by Creating a Story

Around It

Now, make it a real experience by creating a story reference, either a proverb, a quote, an anecdote. According to Cervantes, proverbs were: short sentences drawn from long experiences

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Hook and Use the Structure to Captivate

Start stories with the most important idea in a structure called called the “inverted triangle”Remember, before the idea sticks, you’ve got to hook the audience. Use your most important idea as the theme of this hook. Have a look at the book to review typical hooks.