The Minto Pyramid Principle PDF

Chapter 19 | Quotes From Pages 166-167 1.Recognizing when action has been taken—and how that affects the question a document is meant to answer—greatly simplifies writing the introduction and structuring the subsequent reasoning. 2.They do not know how to get from R1 to R2. 3.They think they know how to get from R1 to R2, but they are not certain they are right. 4.They know for sure how to get from R1 to R2, but they do not know how to implement the solution. 5.They have identified several possible solutions, but don't know which to pick. 6.They know R2 but are not sure whether they are at R1 (typical benchmarking study).