There are times in life when you absolutely need the right words to get you through tense or troubling situations. This is where knowing how to write a powerful letter can do some serious damage in your favor.

Writing a solid letter is by far one of the best ways to get your point across in a clear, organized and razor sharp manner. Unlike talking, writing allows you to collect your thoughts and feelings into an official, permanent statement. Later down the line nobody can deny what you’ve said because it’s been written down.

To date, I’ve written about ten very memorable letters that have helped me capitalize on rare opportunities or overcome high-pressure and abusive situations, such as: [Read more...]

Pretend that fate depends on the integrity of these 100 words.

Focus on the essence of a single idea. Be as clear and direct as possible, using just enough words to say what’s important. Ruthlessly eliminate fluff.

Don’t be afraid to let your personality illuminate your message. Your readers thrive from the connection you make with them, no matter how small.

Use the 100 word format when pressed for time. The verbiage is just long enough to say something meaningful, quickly.

It’s also an honest way to keep good on your daily writing commitments.

If you have any leftover words, you’ve succeeded!

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