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1. Time perception, generalization, and example ability 2. Training . Answer within fifteen seconds "How are you doing lately?" "How are you doing lately?" "What has impressed you recently?" . Explain a book clearly in one minute, preferably with examples . Explain one main point in 15 seconds, three main points, and a summary. Summarize the event in one minute. . Try to think of the listener as a four-year-old primary school student and use simple language to express . Concept of time . Add personal characteristics

Some of the methods in it are very practical, but for people like me who have poor explanation ability, many places have not been noticed. The book lists what needs to be paid attention to and how to solve it, which gave me a lot of inspiration. However, my explanation skills also need to be practiced in order to make progress. Keep up the hard work!

Personal gains: Use promotional language at the beginning to attract the reader, and if possible, clarify the conclusion and findings to the reader; The main part should be limited to three items to ensure readers' absorption and also make the explanation more concise and logical; The ending needs to have a pre-prepared summary language. Having a prepared ending will allow the narrator to be on target. In addition, the narrator should pay special attention to the length of explanation, the speed and intonation of speech, and develop a personal narrative style. Personal charm is an important factor in attracting others.

The author explains the methodology of organizing language very objectively. The first is recognition, that is, finding keywords from pan-documents. The second is layout, that is, making this thing logical, simplified, and objective. The third is output. Whether it is images, literature, PPT, etc., There is an objective audience. That is to say, it should be popularized, dailyized, and commercialized. It's both nonsensical and fun. (The above is just my own understanding after reading it. I am relatively stupid, so I can only feel that this book is more or less like this)

The brevity of this book also confirms the author's own explanatory power. After reading this book, I realized that the ability to speak clearly is called the power of explanation. This book is very suitable for applying the catalog learning method. The structure is clear and the content is concise and easy to understand. The stopwatch, three-color markers on A4 paper and the 15-second exercises are very useful tools for me to remember from it. The author is also relatively friendly, the book does not have many words, and it is not difficult to read.

A short and concise book full of useful information! Expressive ability does need to be practiced consciously. After more than ten years of exam-oriented education, I did not intentionally cultivate this ability. Only when I entered the workplace did I realize that expressive ability determines everything. Come on, keep practicing every day, and you will benefit from it for life!

Core content: How to explain complex things clearly within a limited time so that the other party can understand them immediately. You want to make one thing clear ↓ Summary ability Ask yourself first: If I say it in one sentence, what would I say? ↓ Time perception Again: How long do I have? 1 Minute or 10 minutes ↓ [Example to illustrate power] Finally: Do you want to give an example to make the other party understand better?

People with strong interpretive skills are essentially people with strong "time perception". They can instantly judge how many seconds they have and how many seconds the other party can endure, and then end it accurately within the time limit. So the first step is not to learn skills, but to realize that every time you are incoherent, you are consuming someone else's life. This sense of urgency is the starting point for change. With the above understanding, we can try the four-paragraph formula mentioned in the book: summarize the essence in one sentence, then list no more than three key points, give a specific example, and finally summarize in one sentence. This structure seems simple, but most people can't do it because everyone always wants to prove that they understand it in the details, rather than helping the other party understand it quickly. The author reveals a truth on this point: A good explanation is not to "tell everything you know", but to "let the other party know only what they need to know at the moment." Those redundant information, no matter how accurate, is still noise to the final effect of the conversation between the two parties. In the end, Saito Takashi attributed all skills to "aura" and "sincerity." He said that the prerequisite for people to understand is that they are willing to listen, and the prerequisite for being willing to listen is that the other party perceives your relaxation and kindness. Nervousness is contagious, and showing off your strength will reveal your secrets. Only calmness after repeated practice and an attitude that always puts the other person's feelings first are the foundation for a statement to be truly accepted. In the final analysis, speaking clearly is not to appear powerful, but to not waste each other's time. This simple kindness is more powerful than any words.

"Explanatory power" simply means the ability to speak clearly. Specifically, it consists of three key points: ① time perception ability ② refining and generalizing ability ③ concrete examples ability Think about it, every time there is a meeting, the leader will say a few words, but then Balabala talks for half an hour. Isn't it annoying? This is a symptom of poor time perception. Needless to say, the importance of refining the ability to summarize. No one wants to read a thick product manual from beginning to end. In addition, dry explanations can easily make people lose interest, especially professional knowledge that has its own threshold for understanding. At this time, some down-to-earth examples are needed to give the listener a real sense of experience. In short, it is necessary to accurately express the key points in a short period of time and speak human words

"How to Speak Clearly" by Takashi Saito 260625-260626 The core of this book is to teach us how to speak clearly and well in one minute. From the core competencies we need to master, to the basic routines we need to talk about, to the daily training methods we need to practice, as well as some practical skills, this book covers it all. But the amazing thing is that I am very interested in the examples mentioned in it, such as "Harvard University Negotiation Technique", "Tenshukaku Law" and "Directory Learning Method". I hope that we can all speak clearly, convey the information we want to express to the maximum extent, achieve our goals, and enhance our sense of happiness.

Gain: Communicate with the other party with an alert mind to see what situation he is in now and what information he needs to know. This ability is crucial to making a good explanation.

This informative book introduces the three elements of explanatory power: time perception, generalization and enumeration power. Methods for training each element are provided respectively, which can be practiced at any time in daily life.

This book is very interesting and the methods described in it are very useful. Use a piece of A4 paper to summarize a book, and there is a structural framework to apply. Only in this way can you improve your summary ability. Time yourself when you talk, it's a perfect practice to do when you're in college. From now on, listen carefully to what others say, and pay more attention to yourself and learn to speak.

Explanatory power, to train a person's speaking ability, has three specific points: 1. Time perception: it is best to express the sentence within one minute. 2. Generalization ability: summarize the key points in no more than three points. 3. Enumeration ability: combine examples from daily life to illustrate profound theories.

What I like the most is a seemingly ordinary sentence in the book: A truly good book should allow people to grasp the content only through the table of contents without having to read the entire text. If you can be like the author, you can first throw out hooks to entice people to go deeper, and then gradually incorporate the core points into your own cases, and finally create a "book" that is complete enough and unique to you. So maybe this is a reflection of our explanatory power.

This book tells us that our ability to express ourselves requires time, generalization, and examples. There are some little tips interspersed in it. You need to sort it out carefully after reading it, otherwise it will be difficult to get results and implement it.

Use examples and pictures to explain one thing in a very detailed and easy-to-understand manner. Finally, I am very grateful to the teacher for sharing [like]

To sum up Expression is the training of explanation ability, including: time perception ability, generalization ability, and the ability to give examples. Daily 15-second summary of personal experience training (keywords in series, pay attention to the other party's points of interest.) You can make your own catalog and then expand the content, learn from advertising case illustrations, and imagine the audience's understanding as a child. Daily summary of books read: three colors to prioritize, a piece of A4 paper can summarize the explanation Techniques: common viewpoint + reversal; use subjective feelings to deepen the impression; let the audience participate in the explanation process; leave appropriate blank space for the other party to imagine (you can also wait for understanding or asking questions); let the audience have a sense of gain; simple diagrams of complex events; think of the summary and ending in advance; pay attention to the aura of speaking; applaud yourself and others for their excellent expressions.

The content structure is clear, multi-dimensional description, objective and practical

This book is about the importance and cultivation of language descriptive power. Expressions should be concise, specific, and easy to understand. Talk about mastering time Summary (filter keywords and connect them into sentences) Bringing emotions into the story makes it easier for the audience to resonate. Putting forward the counter-argument first, and then using inversion (but) to present the supporting argument can attract the audience's interest.

Using structure to explain, I feel that it can be used in many scenes in life. The author's writing is also very easy to understand and does not use obscure professional terms. I feel that I finished reading it in one go and learned a lot of knowledge. Thank you.

Very good, it made me understand a lot of things

This book is the one I have read in the shortest time. The language is concise, clear, precise and easy to understand. There is no overly lengthy description. It can be said that it incorporates many "classics" and brings obvious feelings. It can be used as an "auxiliary tool" for daily work. Recommend! Whether a book is good or not can only be objectively evaluated by actually reading it and experiencing it yourself.

Not bad! What's the deal with a Japanese character appearing in the role?

Haha, the author said that reading can help you follow your thoughts while sitting and feel the author's wisdom. It's really good.

You must consciously improve your explanatory power, be an infectious and charming person, have lifelong learning, improve your thinking throughout your life, gradually understand your own thinking misunderstandings, and gradually improve your cultivation and quality.

This book provides many practical tips and methods to help us improve our expression skills. Moreover, the content in the book is easy to understand, and each learning project is not long, making it easy to read. Through his own teaching experience, the author pointed out many people's expression problems and made us understand the importance of explanatory power. All in all, this is a valuable book and worth reading.

This book is very good, written very sincerely and concretely, very useful [Like][Like] Prepare to do it again [laughing] 2025.6.7 Fuyang College Entrance Examination Today The author starts from the three abilities required to explain clearly: time perception, generalization ability and the ability to give examples. It takes one minute to speak clearly, 15 seconds to explain one main point, only three points, and then 15 seconds to summarize + a unique slogan. The author also explains the training method in detail, which is really great👍

Suddenly I feel that it is not difficult to express myself clearly

Chapters 2, 3, and 4 are well written, and chapter 2 is a must-read.