3 ways to send a stronger email
In this short instructional video, the speaker presents three practical strategies for writing more effective and professional emails. First, they advise against opening messages with apologies such as “Sorry, I’m just now seeing this,” and instead suggest starting with a gratitude‑based phrase like “Thank you for your patience.” Second, they recommend limiting the use of exclamation points, noting that excessive marks can appear overly eager or insincere; a single exclamation is acceptable only if you would not shout the statement aloud. Third, they caution against overusing adverbs ending in “‑ly” (e.g., “basically,” “essentially,” “apparently”), encouraging the writer to delete them for clearer communication. The overall message is to make emails concise, confident, and courteous.
