If you want to lead, you need to learn how to communicate (in writing). Here are five simple rules:

1. Keep it short.
2. Use paragraphs.
3. No adjectives or adverbs.
4. No more than one sentence per paragraph.
5. Say what you want to say, say it, said what you said.

A person’s writing is a window to his brain.

Endless rambling interspersed with exclamation marks,  no punctuation and no paragraphs are signs of a muddled mind.

If you want to succeed you need to think clearly. If you can’t write clearly, you’re not thinking clearly.

Write clearly.