#clarity

#clarity

Here's the good news: writing isn't a talent. It's a skill. And skills respond to the same cure as every other skill: reps. Not glamorous reps. Not the kind that gets applause. The kind you do in small rooms, when no one is watching, when you're a little uncomfortable, when you want to quit halfway through because the sentence you just wrote feels like wet cardboard. That's the work.

Most design problems aren't 'design' problems. They're 'Thinking' problems.They're 'Clarity' problems.They're 'Too-many-tabs-open' problems. More prototyping. More pixel-shifting. More polish in Figma alone isn't going to help you with those. For me, without clear thinking, Figma just results in more confusion, more mess, and more mockups than I can mentally manage. The Problem: Figma wasn't the bottleneck - my thinking was

"The perfect pitch doesn't start with money," Zemrak told attendees. "It starts with a person and a mission."

Someone with half your experience is building a bigger business because they have twice the clarity and triple the conviction. Don't get left behind.

Instructional Designers often prioritize trendy jargon and intricate frameworks over learner clarity, leading to courses that may be polished but fail to deliver understanding.