You’re already a pretty good writer. But what separates the greatest writers is their ability to think.

That's because at work, the skill we all call "writing" is really dozens of sub-skills—logic, argumentation, and anticipating what readers are thinking. It's not just choosing words. It's artfully formulating phrases that fling exact ideas into other people's minds even if they're six thousand miles away.

That's difficult. It takes training. But it's attainable. This course draws upon works of poetry and literature and philosophy to impart a trim set of thinking tools that may leave you euphoric—like you've awoken with the supernatural ability to see through everyone else's words and imbue your own with power.

What our team does with this power →

You'll hone three powerful writing skills

1. Writing concisely

2. Writing precisely

3. Writing to be easy to read

Together these make your writing "clear," which we define as the ability to convey precisely what you mean to and nothing that you don't. It's the antidote to misunderstanding and the power to persuade. At work, that's a superpower. Those who completed it report feeling more confident at writing, editing, and making themselves understood.