(Вариант с переводом на русский будет после текста⬇️) Emma was a young journalist, eager to make her mark. She admired writers who could tell a story in just a few sentences, capturing the essence without unnecessary details. Her mentor often said, “Concision is not about cutting words—it’s about sharpening ideas.” One day, Emma was assigned to write an article about a local festival. At first, she filled pages with descriptions of every stall, every sound, every smell. When she showed it to her editor, he frowned. “It’s too long. Focus on what matters. Use concision.” Emma took his advice seriously. She read her article again and removed all redundant phrases. She focused on the most exciting moments: the children laughing at the puppet show, the aroma of fresh bread, the parade with colorful costumes. When she finished, the story was short, but vivid. The next morning, her article was praised for its clarity and energy. Emma realized that concision wasn’t just about writing less—it w