General Communication

The narrative perspective, or point of view, is a foundational element in writing that determines how the audience perceives the story or information being presented. Whether you’re penning a novel, composing an email, or crafting a research paper, understanding the nuances of different points of… continue reading

One of the biggest challenges we face in communication is conveying complex ideas in ways that are digestible and relatable. Whether you’re a business leader communicating a new strategy or a researcher breaking down scientific principles, the key lies in finding the bridge between the… continue reading

Have you ever listened to an argument and felt that someone’s claims were too good to be true? Did they belittle their opponent so much that their argument seemed like the only option to choose? Arguments like this can be considered logical fallacies and may… continue reading

A good definition for “technical writing” is simplifying the complex. To accomplish this seemingly simple action, a writer must employ skills and techniques to communicate information from numerous fields of human endeavor.  Technical writing can be considered a component of technical communication. Its primary intention… continue reading

The word “quarter” is heard often in the busintess world where a year breaks down into four sections (quarters). Strategies across the entirety of the year are broken into quarters – first, second, third and fourth. A common question we receive from our readers is… continue reading