Minto Pyramid
Keep other’s attention razor-focused by giving key information first.
Keep other’s attention razor-focused by giving key information first.
Ever been in a meeting and watched your team’s eyes glaze over as their brains melt with information overload? There’s a lot to be said getting to the good stuff quickly.
By offering up the key recommendation or conclusion first you can then support this with key information (the why) and then the details of how you came to this decision.
The Minto Pyramid approach allows others to choose the volume of information they consume and works especially effectively when writing emails or reports.
How to use:
Lead communication with clarity, going in strong with the most important piece of information and then following up with the supporting data. Pow!
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