聰明簡潔的溝通：200 字寫重點，26 秒贏得注意力

The book advocates for concise communication, but I wonder if the author’s own experiences shaped this focus. How did the idea of 'smart brevity' come to be the core message?

I appreciated the actionable advice, but some sections felt a bit repetitive. Are there specific strategies that really resonated with others or changed how they communicate?

The principles seem universally applicable, but I wonder if some environments might resist this style of communication. Has anyone tried applying these ideas in a more traditional or hierarchical setting?