What We Can Learn About Giving Better Instructions from Monopoly - Thoughts from Kevin

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In this episode of Remarkable TV, I'm sharing tips for giving better instructions. And to do that, we're using the game of Monopoly to help us. So Monopoly. Chances are, if you've played Monopoly, you either love it or you hate it. And if you've played it, you know that there are a lot of rules in the game. About seven pages of rules to be exact. Have you ever taught someone how to play? Now if we go through all of these rules before we start playing, it will not likely go so well. They will zone out, miss half of them or forget most of them by the time they get to a scenario that uses each rule. However, when you start with the end in mind, you will be more successful…

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