One good way to summarize what you do and boil it down to one clear sentence, in my opinion, is following the advice of Founder Institute founder Adeo Ressi (see above). Simple, right? In your dreams.

Be careful though - if you only ever use simple sentences in your writing you don’t add much detail, so your reader could lose interest. Compound sentences have more than one verb and contain ...

Here’s one simple trick to help you cut through ... Distilling your message into a single sentence will make your writing flow better, and make your key points easier to arrange.

This is where a simple but oh so powerful sentence ... Brace yourself, because this little sentence could well change the way ...

You might even want to get a whole group involved! Today we look at the following: Changing your mood with one simple sentence. It is possible to change your relationship to your moods—and over ...

If you find you stick your foot in your mouth more often ... I'm one of those people too), take this simple tip: Don't start a sentence if you don't know how it's going to end.

Understanding a simple-looking sentence such as “I read this article yesterday” actually requires some sophisticated conceptual computation: a subject (“I”) performed an action (“read ...