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Signed, sealed, delivered: why you should write yourself a letter

  • Taking a moment to reflect on your personal reasons for pursuing a political life is critical for anyone about to take on a Hill
Opinion | BY JENI ARMSTRONG | May 31, 2023
I didn’t make time for this kind of reflection when I first took on political speechwriting more than a decade ago, and I wish I had, writes Jeni Armstrong. Unsplash photograph by Tom Rogerson

Signed, sealed, delivered: why you should write yourself a letter

Opinion | BY JENI ARMSTRONG | May 31, 2023
  • Taking a moment to reflect on your personal reasons for pursuing a political life is critical for anyone about to take on a Hill

Signed, sealed, delivered: why you should write yourself a letter

Opinion | BY JENI ARMSTRONG | May 31, 2023
  • Taking a moment to reflect on your personal reasons for pursuing a political life is critical for anyone about to take on a Hill
I didn’t make time for this kind of reflection when I first took on political speechwriting more than a decade ago, and I wish I had, writes Jeni Armstrong. Unsplash photograph by Tom Rogerson

Simplify your language to amplify the message

  • “Talk the way people talk.” I learned a lot during my five years as lead speechwriter to the prime minister, but the lesson that
Opinion | BY JENI ARMSTRONG | May 26, 2021
Jeni Armstrong writes that she learned a lot during her five years as lead speechwriter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, but the lesson that made the biggest mark on her work as a political staffer was a simple one: talk the way people talk. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Simplify your language to amplify the message

Opinion | BY JENI ARMSTRONG | May 26, 2021
  • “Talk the way people talk.” I learned a lot during my five years as lead speechwriter to the prime minister, but the lesson that

Simplify your language to amplify the message

Opinion | BY JENI ARMSTRONG | May 26, 2021
  • “Talk the way people talk.” I learned a lot during my five years as lead speechwriter to the prime minister, but the lesson that
Jeni Armstrong writes that she learned a lot during her five years as lead speechwriter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, but the lesson that made the biggest mark on her work as a political staffer was a simple one: talk the way people talk. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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