Should too much explanation be added in order to make a point point?

Don't say much, especially in front of unfamiliar people, and don't say much. If you have ideas and desires in your heart, work hard to achieve them, and you don't need to explain too much and explain too much, otherwise, it will become a sharp weapon for people with intentions to attack you. You just need to express some of the central ideas you want to express.

Because everyone has a different growth environment, some opinions come from the people around them, but when you think about why I am like this, the most important thing for people is to have an independent personality and find their own self, so I feel that I still need to add more explanations.

I feel that it is okay to express your point of view, as long as others listen to it and understand it, and you don't need to explain something too much, because people who can understand you can naturally understand you, and people who don't understand you say too much, and they feel too verbose.

Even if I now dissect these truths deeply and thoroughly, citing thousands of examples, there are still people who insist on imposing their ideas on others. Because, he thinks, why should I trust you? Yes, why do you believe me?

Not everyone has their own ideas and thinks that their ideas are right, and others should listen to them as a matter of course. So there is no need for too much explanation.

I don't want to add more explanations for a point that I think is correct, I feel that as long as you express your point of view correctly, it is fine, regardless of whether the other person understands you or not, necessary things need to be explained. For those who understand you, they can make them understand you more, and for those who don't understand you, they may become people who understand you. When I have a conflict of opinion with my friends, I just need to confess my thoughts, and you can experience it for yourselves.

I don't think it's necessary to explain a lot, because the more you explain, the more you end up confused, and many times, people like to create problems for themselves, and there is no problem with accepting other people's opinions, and it is not a problem to have no ideas of their own, but when you take these as problems, you really have problems. And when you put yourself in a problem, you can't solve it. When you stand outside the problem, you can really see the root cause of your problem.

Just express the idea you want to express.

I feel like you need to explain a little bit more so that others can better understand the benefits of your point of view. Assuming that the goal is an event of interest, then the opinion providers around you will also want to get as much benefit as possible from the achievement of the goal. As a result, the opinions they provide will be considered more for themselves, both openly and secretly.

And when you have a major interest relationship with the target, you may not be able to refuse or not be clearly aware of the conditions for obtaining benefits mixed with all the views provided, which greatly damages your interests, thus causing you to be confused and difficult to choose. There is another situation, that is, you only have a vague concept of the goal and do not have a clear understanding, the details and path to achieve the goal are not clear or partially unclear, so you are not clear about the internal connection between the various views, and you cannot integrate and screen the useful value of using each viewpoint, and confusion is inevitable.