Many a project and sometimes even an entire company has failed due to one, small, yet amazingly important trait -- clarity. When companies can't make a clear case for their product or service over another -- or when management can't communicate its vision and desires to staff -- or when you can't tell your loved ones what is really important to you -- it becomes terribly clear how important clarity is to all aspects of your life. You can be the smartest, quickest, most skilled worker in the world, but if you can't communicate clearly to those around you, your chances for success are critically hampered.



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