Arvind Kumar

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148 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 4 Aug

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I mean, you don't need to have sort of like a super bulletproof consulting type structure, strategy consulting type structure.
at least broadly you know what are the core elements or core things that you're trying to say in a few words in short bullet points and then try to expand on them so that you know um for example if you know just picking a random question right what would you do if you won 10 million dollars something like that today i think it's one of the uh questions that one of the schools asked but let's say that's the question that you're asked to write a text essay on and you're given five minutes so
try to structure and see what are different ways where you can spend the money.
Maybe you don't spend all of that $10 million on one topic.
Maybe you give it to a certain cause.
Write a paragraph on that.
Or maybe you save some and you want to grow more.
Write a paragraph on that.
Maybe you want to help your family or your friend or someone.
So write a paragraph.
So when you have your initial structure that is sort of
you know, directionally taking you towards some certain angles, then it makes it easier to expand rather than if you don't have the structure when, then the risk is you'll sort of go per second, you'll go in all directions and, you know, time's up or,
you end up writing more or less than what you can actually write.
So my first piece of advice is structure.
And the second is try to keep it short or crisp.
I mean, less is more, since I don't want to add too many things.
But as long as you're answering the question and conveying the most important points that you have in mind,
That is better than sort of going, you know, all the way and writing too much than what is needed.
Because for a reader, it always is engaging when they read less and it makes more of an impact with the most important things that you're trying to say than repeating or sort of saying things that are less important than your core points.
I think it depends on the school.
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