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Have you ever heard the saying, “It’s not what you say but how you say it?”
In thought leadership, what you say is just as important as how you say it. When a piece feels off, it’s rarely the idea — it’s the structure.
Welcome — or welcome back — to The Thoughtful Executive!
The list is getting long, but I want to show you how far we’ve come since launching six weeks ago. So far, we’ve talked about how just about anything can be content, what thought leadership really looks like, how systems keep executive thought leadership programs running, how teams should come together to make strong drafts, and how to use AI without losing your voice. Today, I’ll talk about the building blocks — the actual copy — that make for a strong executive thought leadership piece.
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