Issue # 06

Hey ,

“When one teaches, two learn.”

— Robert Heinlein

Nothing clarifies what’s foggy faster than trying to explain it to someone else.

Teaching isn’t just about sharing what you know—it’s about discovering what you truly understand.

A simple practice that Nobel laureates—and masters of clarity—swear by: the Orangutan Effect. Explain your idea to someone who knows nothing—like Warren Buffett once quipped, “you may leave behind a puzzled primate, but will yourself exit thinking more clearly.”

That moment of vulnerability—when gaps in your own understanding surface—is where transformation begins.

The trick: teach with purpose.

Use simple language, tell a story, break down complex ideas into basic parts. It’s not only kinder to others, it’s smarter for you. When you teach, you learn. Depth, clarity, mastery—they follow.

The ONE Question:

What’s one idea or insight I can explain to someone else this week that will sharpen my own clarity—and how will I teach it (even informally)?

To Extraordinary Results,

Stuart Hyslop

The ONE Thing Guy

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