Simple yet Sharp

by Neslee Bonus

We always heard of “Simplicity is beauty”. This is good statement that also applies in writing or communicating with other people. Even if you have the highest degree of education, you would need to communicate with the simplest words for others to understand.

Simple yet sharp, yes, you read that right. Being simple in your words doesn’t necessarily mean you have to sound lousy in your grammar. There should be a great impact even if you use simple words, they should be clearly stated and your thought should be easily understandable. 

Everyday words are the best to be used in writing rather than formal ones. But also bear in mind on who you are writing to, you don’t want to sound simple when you are writing to your superiors. When communicating in public, everyday words are your best friends. This will make the readers or listeners to understand you easily.