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The Pyramid Principle, which was developed by Barbara Minto, is a method for structuring and communicating ideas logically. It emphasizes presenting the main conclusion upfront, followed by supporting arguments and evidence. This creates clear and persuasive communication. This approach, often used in business, consulting and writing, helps in problem solving by ensuring clear thinking and effective communication of complex information.[1]
Book
The Pyramid Principle: Logic in Writing and Thinking 3rd Edition by Barbara Minto. Financial Times/ Prentice Hall. January 1, 2010
Book summaries
Articles:
Strategy University book summary:
- The Pyramid Principle: Book Summary & Review (Part 1: Logic In Writing)
- The Pyramid Principle: Book Summary & Review (Part 2: Logic In Thinking)
Videos:
See also
External links
- Pyramid principle summary
- The Pyramid Principle: What It Is + A Case Example
- The Pyramid Principle
- The Minto Pyramid Principle: A Proven Framework for Crystal Clear Writing
- Pyramid principle
- Structured Thinking: The Pyramid Principle
Videos:
- Pyramid principle - video playlist, Video playlist