4 Hacks to Appear ‘Smarter’ at Work and Elevate your Credibility - Business Communication 101

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  • How smart do you think you are? How smart do you think other people think you are?
    In this video, I share four very simple yet effective tips to help you elevate your credibility at work and increase your ‘perceived intelligence’.
    1️⃣ Simplify your Language - less is more!
    2️⃣ When sharing an idea, boil it down to a single point - this works wonders for credibility!
    3️⃣ Up the Confidence - because confident behavior leads to greater perceived ‘competence’
    4️⃣ Level-Up your Vocabulary - some slight tweaks can make a world of difference!
    In the comments, let me know your thoughts! 👇
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  • @ShadeZahrai
    @ShadeZahrai  Před 3 lety +202

    Thanks for watching! Let me know your questions below and what future videos would help you!

    • @VitaminGK
      @VitaminGK Před 3 lety +3

      Life lessons which people learn late in their lives

    • @rxjanan
      @rxjanan Před 3 lety +7

      Thank you! I have a question for how to leverage and display confidence in the remote working environment - I have been a fully remote employee for the past two years, the rest of my team used to be in person. Now that we are all remote, colleagues are more adaptable to video calls, etc. but if you have advice on implementing and displaying confidence when not on a video call, but just a conference call, let me know as well!

    • @SurajThapar
      @SurajThapar Před 3 lety +2

      Could you please elaborate?

    • @mramesh999
      @mramesh999 Před 3 lety +1

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    • @svenkamog2232
      @svenkamog2232 Před 3 lety

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  • @yogitamisal2650
    @yogitamisal2650 Před rokem +338

    1. Simplify your language
    2.Boil it down into single point
    3.Be confident
    4.Level up vocabulary

  • @toothpastehombre
    @toothpastehombre Před 3 lety +545

    As an introvert, I'm going to practice some of these with my dog this weekend to make sure I sound confident and get it right...

    • @_claraduarte_
      @_claraduarte_ Před 3 lety +57

      I have two dogs and five cats..I hope to get some feedback from at least one of them! 🤣 #introvertsunite

    • @AnujSingh-br5jx
      @AnujSingh-br5jx Před 3 lety +10

      Well as fellow introvert I tend to space out as soon as people are looking me into eye. 😁 so those tricks don't work for me 😜

    • @MuxTube
      @MuxTube Před 3 lety +1

      🤣😂

    • @muhammadtahirali3071
      @muhammadtahirali3071 Před 2 lety +4

      Make sure ur dog is not conscious at the time 😅

    • @moonchild8155
      @moonchild8155 Před rokem +9

      And let's go imagine our boss is a dog lol jk 😅✌️

  • @SudhirKumar-oq7ki
    @SudhirKumar-oq7ki Před 3 lety +90

    So just like all the times another great video
    1. Simplify your words
    2. Boil it down to single point
    3. Be Confident
    4. Level -up your vocabulary
    Fantastic Shade 👏

    • @ShadeZahrai
      @ShadeZahrai  Před 3 lety +8

      Thank you very much Sudhir ☺️🙏

    • @coffeeman321
      @coffeeman321 Před 2 lety

      Thanks Shade

    • @vinayananth07
      @vinayananth07 Před rokem

      @@ShadeZahrai Can you help find me a partner like yourself Shadé?

    • @LeviAckerman-bb6zz
      @LeviAckerman-bb6zz Před rokem

      @@vinayananth07 to find one by yourself, don't drag others , there are already enough
      videos for that .

    • @dmdm7690
      @dmdm7690 Před rokem

      @@vinayananth07
      Don't be creepy. Weirdo

  • @aravindk325
    @aravindk325 Před 9 měsíci +18

    Using positive words instead of negative is a game changer. I have been using this in my life and work and I see a drastic difference in my confidence / perception

  • @ashutosh1269
    @ashutosh1269 Před rokem +16

    Dear Shade
    I am student of law for around forty years and a retired lawyer.
    You have conveyed wonderful concepts to the masses. Even I was not aware of such invaluable propositions.
    I am immensely benefitted.
    All the four points are important.
    I found that the first point is most important for me
    Please keep posting such videos.

  • @EzekJohnson
    @EzekJohnson Před 3 lety +91

    Your presentation is so smooth that understanding the hacks comes almost naturally. God bless you Shadé

  • @ahmedoumohamedyeslem4310

    my preferable point it is third one ''be confident'' it is really highly important that any employee has confident in the work place.

  • @ashisdash6936
    @ashisdash6936 Před rokem +1

    Art of dealing people with empathy and create awareness about sustainable development, environment.

  • @teamaden2185
    @teamaden2185 Před rokem +11

    Favorite take away ~ End a point with a sentence long summary or action ~ The key takeaway so the team is engaged and refocused in the conversation.

  • @RajaiahChinthanippula
    @RajaiahChinthanippula Před rokem +29

    The art of positive communication is everything in this dynamic world! Glad you embarked on this path to empower the needy in the society!

  • @YathieshHS
    @YathieshHS Před rokem +1

    With half a million subscribers i still feel she is the most underrated youtuber, she deserves so much more...

  • @amitdodmani1055
    @amitdodmani1055 Před 3 lety +4

    Seamless flow and crystal clear message. Its always great to learn from the experts

  • @aliallaya8877
    @aliallaya8877 Před rokem +4

    You hit the nail, Miss Shade. We have learned from you that a slight adjustment of words and the correct vocabulary makes a huge difference in building perceived competence in the eyes of senior managers and peers at work. Thank you for the valuable Vlog.

  • @deepakkalra2244
    @deepakkalra2244 Před rokem +2

    I’m an Army Veteran, doctor and professor. You’re wonderful. Fabulous content, eloquently expressed and always relevant. Keep it up.

  • @sheetalprathap5627
    @sheetalprathap5627 Před rokem

    I love the 4th hack - Level up your vocabulary. It's simply fantastic!

  • @Princess1m5
    @Princess1m5 Před rokem +3

    Thanks for sharing, i will practice no.1 simplify the language- less is more

  • @Bcerto
    @Bcerto Před rokem +2

    Amazing advice Shadé. This was so helpful and I will certainly adapt some of these tips 🙏🙏. You’ve gained another follower!

  • @digitalnomad3359
    @digitalnomad3359 Před 3 lety +4

    Shade, it's delight to hear you speaking. Love your diction and accent ❤️

  • @chandra11116
    @chandra11116 Před 3 lety +2

    Glad I discovered this channel. Every tip is actionable. The use of "correct vocabularies" speaks to me.

  • @amitht3
    @amitht3 Před rokem +4

    Being introverted, I face this challenge all the time at work.
    I’m going to try consciously to implement some of these suggestions. Thank you so much sharing these important tips.

  • @bharatmanikchand4284
    @bharatmanikchand4284 Před rokem +5

    Knowledge is always important but to share in a manner where everyone who listens understands it completely to your level of perception is really commendable. Always love to listening to you. Keep Going - Keep Growing Shade. ❤

  • @kamalslangalia
    @kamalslangalia Před 10 měsíci

    Thank you. The way you called out for authenticity as the underlying step upfront made this video that much more meaningful.

  • @niktapilbala4030
    @niktapilbala4030 Před 3 lety +37

    It was so practical and helpful like always Shade! Thanks for the hacks.Could you please share more vocabulary-related hacks? Some more advice to appear more professional than junior, especially for people that English is their second language and might be less aware of the impression of the words they use daily at work. Thanks a lot.XX

  • @jamesninni1426
    @jamesninni1426 Před rokem +2

    These last few weeks have been tough. I have found that if I start my day with one of your videos, it does not matter which one, my days are a little brighter! Thanks for sharing this content!

  • @VenetiaRenata
    @VenetiaRenata Před 10 měsíci +2

    I like 1. To present an idea with clarity, simplicity; 2. To finish by restating my idea in a clear way; 3. To grow in this in an authentic way;
    My favourite: to query what was said for greater understanding by choosing my words that reflect confidence and agility 😊

  • @patrick_527
    @patrick_527 Před rokem

    Your personality is beyond words, i mean it's on another level, how i wish i could meet you in person.

  • @alexanderm3777
    @alexanderm3777 Před rokem +4

    As a introvert I often get overlooked and was in special ED because I have seizures so I have trouble with my vocabulary and Punctuation. I believe between the two it held me back from learning what I needed to learn for my future which makes me uncomfortable and less confident. In grade school my teacher kicked me out in 3rd grade because i was having to many seizures. So my mom had to start home schooling me and she did an amazing job where I was learning faster than I have ever before. I still have trouble with my vocabulary, spelling, verbs, and Ad-verbs, and grammar.
    Thank you

  • @saadusmani9776
    @saadusmani9776 Před rokem +5

    Thanks for this informative video Shade ! these four points will really help me in being more confident and competent at work . using simple clear words will be the better way to show ourself as more productive and smart as for the promotion you will nail it by being as natural as possible .

  • @shahadat.hussain20
    @shahadat.hussain20 Před 2 lety

    I can relate to the 4th one… it raises our credibility by simply making smart vicab choices like explain vs elaborate. Thanks

  • @Chronade
    @Chronade Před 3 lety +8

    I can't believe how much I learnt from this video,
    Shadé! My most relevant hack was: boiling down an idea to just one single point. On my Social Media accounts, instead of writing a lot of words to promote my song, or album, or music video: I can just use one simple sentence! And if I want to share the story behind the music I'm releasing, a little documentary video will be more well received than paragraphs of words, haha! Thanks Shadé :) 💛

    • @ShadeZahrai
      @ShadeZahrai  Před 3 lety +1

      Glad you found some useful insights Chronade for your music career!

  • @waseemismail8430
    @waseemismail8430 Před rokem +14

    I really like these videos. Amazing how a lot of what you are posting is relatable and glad there is a community that are in a similar position. As a general point, would it be possible to have a video on how to respectfully disagree with a senior on a technical principle (especially when they are not understanding the technical concept in the meeting)?

    • @PinupSticknerd
      @PinupSticknerd Před 4 měsíci

      Maybe you are not understanding their understanding.
      - Can you please elaborate on this point specifically please. I need to look at where your standing.
      (Specificity)

  • @SaeedJalal
    @SaeedJalal Před rokem

    Shade, your tips are just brilliant, and thank you so much for transferring your wisdom.

  • @annetteysquierdo
    @annetteysquierdo Před rokem +1

    I am a “words person.” This is the kind of advice I can apply because I pay so much attention to the words I use. Thank you!

  • @shribudhkar
    @shribudhkar Před 3 lety +7

    Excellent Video 👍. I am going to take on the 2nd point to "Boil it down to single point".
    "Be confident" can be a separate baggage to clear before getting there. And " Level up vocabulary " is an art and practise. Top class tips ⭐👍

  • @nanceemisra
    @nanceemisra Před 3 lety +11

    Yes... Definitely.. It's important to sound smarter Shade.. Really helpful.. Thanks❤❤😊😊

    • @ShadeZahrai
      @ShadeZahrai  Před 3 lety +3

      Hi Nancy! Thanks for the comment - happy to hear it's helpful! ☺️🙏

  • @AN-fu2op
    @AN-fu2op Před 3 lety

    My favourite hack is the first one...This was one of the feedback I received years ago from one of my English language professors that it is your message and not your use of flowery language that matters the most! Thanks for this quick reminder, ma'am!

  • @ashwarya26
    @ashwarya26 Před rokem +2

    "Speak your ideas with self belief and conviction" . Thanks a lot :) Next video on "how to say no to extra work"

  • @alrah99
    @alrah99 Před 3 lety +29

    Hey Sharde, your points are all valid, however I did most of these things when I use to work at one of the Big 4 banks and it didn't seem to make a difference. I think it all depends who you work for, sometimes doing things right comes across as someone that's shaking things up, and to uneducated managers, who somehow become managers, it comes across as someone challenging conventional ways. Managers at work are all about targets, they don't really care about anything else. So unless you are a manager, the points you made really won't make much of a diff from my experience

  • @DNDROIDsTv
    @DNDROIDsTv Před 3 lety +8

    2:52 HUH!!!?😅 I've watched your reaction multiple times🤷🏻‍♂️😂 you are charming🎯

  • @AnirudhJas
    @AnirudhJas Před rokem +1

    Thank you for sharing this Shade! These insights would definitely help! Brilliant!

  • @madaninasreddine7783
    @madaninasreddine7783 Před rokem

    Thank you.
    In my opinion : "Level up your vocabulary" is the most relevant.

  • @billysitompul2704
    @billysitompul2704 Před 3 lety +5

    Thank you so much, Mrs. Zahrai 🙏🏼 Sending you lots of love from Indonesia 🇮🇩

    • @ShadeZahrai
      @ShadeZahrai  Před 3 lety +4

      You're welcome Billy 🙏🏽 Sending best wishes from Australia 😊

  • @lucianakessler7055
    @lucianakessler7055 Před 3 lety +5

    WOW!! This is great!! I will definitely apply what I have learned in this video at work. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. God bless you 🙏🏼

    • @ShadeZahrai
      @ShadeZahrai  Před 3 lety +1

      I hope it’s helpful for you Luciana! Sometimes the small tweaks can have the biggest impact 🙏🙂 Wishing you all the best in your career!

    • @lucianakessler7055
      @lucianakessler7055 Před 3 lety

      @@ShadeZahrai thank you!! 🥰

  • @ahmed_og1
    @ahmed_og1 Před rokem

    She's so presentable in a brilliant way

  • @HiteshVerma-discoverhitesh

    I really admire your videos. These hacks if practiced, can definitely make anyone better in their communication in corporate offices.

  • @ultravioletpisces3666
    @ultravioletpisces3666 Před rokem +5

    1. Simplify your message. (Limit corporate jargon. Be easy to understand)
    2. Boil it down to a simple point.
    3. Be confident
    4. Modify vocabulary: problem/issue/challenge to complication. Change to modify, cool/awesome to fantastic or brilliant, explain to elaborate

  • @alsuenglishteacher1425
    @alsuenglishteacher1425 Před 3 lety +4

    Thank you, Shade, I liked specific vocabulary we should use, I would love to get a book or something to read about language aspect)

    • @ShadeZahrai
      @ShadeZahrai  Před 3 lety +1

      You're so welcome Alsu! Thanks for your comment. 🙏

  • @raisulislammayem1753
    @raisulislammayem1753 Před 5 měsíci

    you are my favourite therapist ever ( god bless you ) ❤

  • @princekumardev
    @princekumardev Před 8 měsíci

    change = modify
    explain = elaborate
    problem, difficulty = complication
    cool, awesome - fantastic, brilliant

  • @arifbillah2470
    @arifbillah2470 Před 3 lety +4

    Brilliant contents as always, Shadé! (I almost wrote “awesome” there). Any book recommendations to learn positive words like the examples you’ve provided? Thank you!

    • @ShadeZahrai
      @ShadeZahrai  Před 3 lety +2

      Haha, sometimes its Ok to use 'Awesome' 😊 thank you for the kind words. I don't have a recommendation as I don't know of any particular books on the topic of positive phrases. Perhaps you can search for it online.

  • @mujimax007
    @mujimax007 Před 3 lety +4

    Lovely! You focused on Business Communications. :)

  • @khalidiqbal8407
    @khalidiqbal8407 Před 2 lety

    The best core principle to believe, as you taught is that “ Confidence is a Skill”.

  • @shekharjog8618
    @shekharjog8618 Před rokem

    Hello, Shade, you are the best person I've found on the subject of personal development. Thank you so much. Bless you🙏🙏

  • @svenkamog2232
    @svenkamog2232 Před 3 lety +4

    I experienced this problem myself. It was my lack of qualifications that was the catalyst for me being overlooked, ignored and taken advantage of.
    Even though I had ton of experience, and was often carrying new employees who were getting paid far more then I was, I received zero acknowledgement for it whatsoever.
    There's a lot of talk about equality in the world at the moment, and I would like to bring to people's attention the abuse and mistreatment that goes on for low skilled/payed workers such as myself just because of a piece of paper...

    • @ShadeZahrai
      @ShadeZahrai  Před 3 lety +3

      Thank you for sharing this Svenka. In my experience so many people suffer from the injustice of being overlooked, undervalued and abused. I do a lot of work with women around the world who seem to universally struggle with some levels of imposter syndrome, lack of confidence, asking for what they're worth and being treated fairly. Its good to see that more people, like you are speaking out, and contributing to change the status quo.

    • @svenkamog2232
      @svenkamog2232 Před 3 lety

      Thank you lovely for taking the time to respond. It can indeed be very unfair and cruel out there. I just wish I studied more so I could then work for myself and wouldn't have to answer to nobody.
      (Apart from the taxman)
      I think there comes a point where you just get sick of playing second fiddle and ones patience and tolerance levels disappear. Must have something to do with overwork, frustration, and perhaps a massive dose of invisible man syndrome 😁.
      It can be hard to address such issues with some managers as they are more then happy to carry on treating you this way, and only believe that your causing problems and being difficult.
      They then try to fabricate excuses to get rid of you, as they won't tolerate any small fry rocking the boat pointing out their shortcomings.
      I believe that having a good education is the only way to shield yourself from such miss treatment, as it's the one thing people respect when it comes to the workplace.
      🌹 Keep up the good work your doing great...😉

  • @dshavatt8590
    @dshavatt8590 Před 3 lety +3

    I loved, please elaborate. It is brilliant! (See what I did there?) 😉

  • @mu65sh65
    @mu65sh65 Před 3 lety

    Every word you say really touches its meaning. You 've drawn a beaùtiful map for how to be smarter at work. Thanks alot.

  • @san22raman
    @san22raman Před rokem

    Thank you so much for this.
    My favourite is #2, “Boil it down to a single point”

  • @milindbhai1
    @milindbhai1 Před rokem

    What you say is so direct, simple and correct that I simply love it. Keep going!!

  • @jrnayak81
    @jrnayak81 Před rokem

    Hi Shade, It's great to hear you for the first time ..the way you delivered the message was incredible !! Lovely & to the point .

  • @rajsanfrancisco5074
    @rajsanfrancisco5074 Před 2 lety

    You are just killing it. I can't stop watching you and your videos. I wish I could like million times

  • @PiyushPragyan
    @PiyushPragyan Před 3 lety

    You are awesome as always,Shade.Keep smiling

  • @lifestyleharley
    @lifestyleharley Před rokem

    Beautifully in simple language explained and covered business communication fundamentals in the shortest duration possible. 👌

  • @karens.1434
    @karens.1434 Před rokem

    I absolutely love this and will be using all these suggestions. Thank you!

  • @dibyenduray1475
    @dibyenduray1475 Před 3 lety

    The best thing I like about your content is that the suggestions you give are quite practical and has helped me improve a lot ☺️😊.
    I am very much grateful to you 🤗
    Keep up the good work 👍

  • @bradleysica5640
    @bradleysica5640 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for being my personal advisor. Brad Sica (Maine's premier motivational speaker)

  • @dashcamsuperbcuts4698
    @dashcamsuperbcuts4698 Před 2 lety

    So beautifully explained ...
    Thanks shade👏

  • @ahmad89th63
    @ahmad89th63 Před 3 lety

    Thank you so much for this Shade.
    Really helpful.

  • @sueklein-mcnamara6555

    I just found your channel today! I’m going to watch one of your videos everyday! I appreciate the positive and encouraging videos! Fantastic job!

  • @heshamhassan9822
    @heshamhassan9822 Před 3 lety +2

    perfect as always. I hope your channel grows more and more.

  • @jojijacob7452
    @jojijacob7452 Před 10 měsíci

    Hi shade, just able to observe this video you shared, its fascinating and your elaborating way is just pleasing🥰

  • @karthikck78
    @karthikck78 Před 2 lety

    The way you put things into perspective is quite cool... And also you're way with words. Gotta learn that

  • @Motivational-University

    Strategy No.1 and No.3 is very effective as far as I believe strongly.

  • @poojaarora9504
    @poojaarora9504 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Hi, I am a student preparing for the Gmat. I want to get admission into a good B-school. So, all these four hacks that you have shared mean a lot to me. Thanks for sharing.

  • @rickbarrington
    @rickbarrington Před rokem +1

    I clicked on this vid thinking it would be hilarious. But you surprised me. I agree l with your first 3 suggestions. I would replace the last hack. Ask clarifying questions until the point is clear, and summarize what you heard. If you didn’t quite get it ask them to summarize their thoughts or points or takeaways

  • @Edale0987
    @Edale0987 Před 2 lety

    I ve been using your technique and my department is finally follow’n my ideas and suggestion, from a 70% I was able to turn it around and we r at 98% productivity… thank u !!!

  • @dipanwitasen7327
    @dipanwitasen7327 Před 6 měsíci

    A 6 mins video can't teach a person how to look smart and confident. It comes from experience , from education, from the current ambience. It's easy to make a video and give instructions to do this and that.....life is the best teacher...let people learn from life experiences...

  • @Eric_4fun
    @Eric_4fun Před 3 lety

    Let me be honest. I just like watching her when she talks. And the ideas she delivers are brilliant.

  • @vishalpardessi
    @vishalpardessi Před rokem

    Thank you Shade, really appreciate your video. Look forward to more of such content.

  • @MrKamran1369
    @MrKamran1369 Před rokem

    "We should align our plan to the current situation." 😊

  • @khangembamkumar7274
    @khangembamkumar7274 Před rokem

    Extremely Simplified and Highly Inspiring, Thanks a lot, Ma'am 👍

  • @shekharjog8618
    @shekharjog8618 Před rokem

    One more thing, pl pl never stop doing these videos 🙏🙏

  • @egbenchungkingsley13
    @egbenchungkingsley13 Před rokem

    Brilliant video content Zahrai, point 3 (be confident and assertive) is my favorite 🙂

  • @peacelove9925
    @peacelove9925 Před 2 lety

    I think your videos will change my entire life, thank you for your efforts

  • @hkharis07
    @hkharis07 Před rokem

    I think all 4 hacks are absolutely worth adopting

  • @nishitshrivastava1159

    Hi Shade !! Thank you..very effective suggestion !! Everyone who work in corporate world ..face this issue somewhere in there career..thank you for pointing and explaining this !!!

  • @rajitspdstr
    @rajitspdstr Před rokem +2

    Be Smarter is more important than sound smarter

  • @balraambalraam905
    @balraambalraam905 Před rokem +1

    Ideally like these videos amazing how a lot of what are posting is relatable and glad there is community are in a similar

  • @zhilahaghbin4766
    @zhilahaghbin4766 Před rokem +2

    Thanks Shade, very useful, I agree with 4 points you mentioned, in Medical terms when we use "complications" means "we had a poor outcome" something was go go right but went wrong, so in my field and health care business I think a more neutral term like "the existing situation for us to consider", is that, let others figure it out the degree of severity or gravity.

  • @CalmReflectionsHarmony24
    @CalmReflectionsHarmony24 Před 2 lety +1

    You are so confident I like the way you describe it directly download in the brain.. 🧠

  • @frankmmm
    @frankmmm Před rokem

    You are magnificent!!!
    I'm grateful that I came across your channel.
    Thank for all that you do 🙏

  • @harshitsingh09
    @harshitsingh09 Před 3 lety

    Very helpful. Thanks a lot Shade!

  • @004vyom
    @004vyom Před 2 lety

    Brilliant 🙌 Crispy video with great hacks ! Keep going Shadé

  • @mohdrehan634
    @mohdrehan634 Před 3 lety

    Thanks shadae, hack number 4 is very useful, i will make sure to implement in my future professional meetings.

  • @ushagadgil1963
    @ushagadgil1963 Před rokem

    Challenge, problem, issue - > complication
    Change - > Modify
    Awesome, cool - > fantastic, brilliant
    Explain - > elaborate

  • @realist6875
    @realist6875 Před 2 lety

    Just Looking and Listening to you Speak uplifts my Spirits. Hence, Mission Accomplished/in my case anyhow

  • @ARQ786-
    @ARQ786- Před rokem

    Shade you explain each thing very simply and beautifully, recently I came in Contact with your videos wich I found very interesting as these topics were centre of my interest in my university time.
    God bless you with high fame and prosperity.
    Keep it up in such way

  • @sciencecosmos6931
    @sciencecosmos6931 Před 2 měsíci

    Thanks from my bottom of Heart shade mam you are a Life modifier😊👏👏 For me 🎉🎉🎉🙌🙌

  • @ahmadabdullah7926
    @ahmadabdullah7926 Před 3 lety

    Thanks Shade‘ for this brilliant points..

  • @joellanderson5137
    @joellanderson5137 Před rokem

    Clarity, not complexity. See/hear this daily and am still trying to learn it. Thanks for this.