A "national writing book" that inspired confidence in 100,000 readers.
How to Write Like a Harvard Student in Just Four Sentences
- Long-term bestseller in the writing field
- Published in China, Taiwan, and Thailand
- Additional inclusion of readers' most frequently asked questions and answers
- Additional usage, application, and practice methods included

The 'abilities' that business executives at home and abroad are learning, emphasizing, and seeking out.
Courses saw a 141% increase in student enrollment compared to 2021.
A 'source of growth' in the film, drama, game, and virtual reality markets
The communication styles of global companies like Amazon, Google, McKinsey, Toyota, and P&G.
'This Center and Education' established and strengthened at MIT, Harvard, and Oxford
90% of the 1,600 Harvard graduates in their 40s said the most important lesson they learned was "classes."
This is what leaders from all walks of life around the world need to learn more about as they advance.

'Logical writing.'

We live in an age where we have to express our thoughts in text to anyone, anywhere in the world.
In response to the demands of an era that demands "good writers," "150 Years of Harvard Writing Secrets," which sold 10,000 copies in just one week of its publication in 2018 and inspired confidence in 100,000 readers, has returned in a revised and expanded edition.

Logical writing is a communication method that Harvard has been researching and teaching students for 150 years, and that is emphasized and demanded by world-class universities and companies.
It is also a basic skill that must be acquired for personal branding, planning, management, portfolio, communication, relationships, and culture.
Song Sook-hee, Korea's leading writing coach, summarized this method into the OREO formula, a four-line formula of 'asserting an opinion, waiting for a reason, citing an example, and emphasizing the opinion', and in her new book, she has explained the OREO formula in detail in a more friendly and easy-to-understand way so that anyone can use and apply it right away.

The content has been enriched, from how to organize your thoughts logically and turn them into readable writing, how to write something that captivates and attracts others, how to weaponize writing so you don't fear the future in this changing era, how to keep up with writing experts, and even how to gain insight and practical tips on writing.
By investing just one hour in reading this book, you can immediately improve your writing skills and see the desired results.

From social media to product review comments, YouTube scripts and scripts, self-introductions to meeting minutes, reports, and even internal messengers, you can quickly convey your core message to others and get the response you want with just the 'Oreo Formula'.
From corporate executives who must work with students, college students, office workers, and the MZ generation, to service and sales professionals, marketers, creators, restaurant owners, and even gym and yoga studio owners...
Now it's your turn.
You can experience writing easily and getting what you want.
This book will serve as a guide.

“Writing is easy.”
“150 Years of Harvard Writing Secrets” was written just for this one thing.
This book talks about only one writing formula called 'OREO'.
This formula embodies the logical thinking and writing skills that Harvard University has been teaching its students for over 150 years.
It also outlines the single source of success for Harvard University graduates who are now outstanding leaders in all walks of life around the world.

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《150 Years of Harvard Writing Secrets》 is a must-read for office workers, students, professionals, teachers, and civil servants who require logical writing skills, and these readers should read it too.
This book will be very useful for college students who are worried about getting a job due to poor academic performance, new employees who find company life burdensome, office workers who have to share meeting minutes in writing, vice principals preparing for interviews for a promotion to principal, restaurant owners whose hands shake when responding to customer comments, general affairs employees who have to write company introductions online, customer service representatives who have to respond to complaints posted on the company website, salespeople who have to email negotiation proposals to clients, insurance salespeople who only know how to use Messenger, marketing professionals whose work is 90 percent writing, creators who struggle to write a single line of a script, yoga studio owners who have to write invitations to encourage new registrations, cram school owners who have to exchange messages with parents, students who have dedicated their lives to writing self-introductions for college and employment, and company executives who have to communicate with the MZ generation.

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Unlike other writing books, this book focuses on ‘things to write about.’
The first and most important thing Harvard students learn in writing classes is how to come up with ideas to write about.
Most writing problems stem from not having anything to write about or a unclear message.
Once you master the Oreo formula to develop coherent messages, writing becomes a non-issue.
In this book, you'll also learn how to communicate the Oreo formula's usefulness in a coherent and logical way, just like a Harvard student.
Here, by learning the two areas of writing—“creating content” and “delivering”—you’ll soon be able to write like a Harvard student, quickly conveying the core message to the other person and getting what you want.
And you can apply this to any situation where you need to write and achieve results.
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'Who will thrive in the COVID-19 era?'
In the midst of the volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity) situation brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, we must constantly create new standards, a new normal.
Who are the successful people in this day and age?
According to successful entrepreneur James Fried, the people who are doing the best in the COVID-19 era are writers.
In a hybrid work environment that combines commuting, remote work, and working from home, communication between members is a key factor in organizational productivity, and the author is a master of communication.
What kind of people will thrive in the COVID-19 era? The answer is this.
'A person with a writer's talent.'
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Harvard University offers strategic, systematic, and professional writing classes.
This helps students develop the ability to think logically and communicate clearly effectively.
Those of us who didn't graduate from Harvard University have to devote ourselves to writing to make a living, but that's not really possible.
Besides writing, there are mountains of things I need to do right now to make a living, and countless problems that need to be solved right away.
We don't have time to spend learning ten thousand techniques to become good writers.
So, I condensed the writing skills that Harvard teaches its students throughout their four years into "The Harvard Writing Secret: Learn in One Hour."
In just one hour of reading this book, you'll learn just one skill: you'll be able to think and write like a Harvard student.
This one thing is a writing tool called the 'OREO Formula'.
You can use this to plan your writing, develop your message, and communicate your ideas effectively.
So you can think as well as a Harvard student and convey your thoughts in prose as good as theirs.
You can also write well in 10,000 different types of writing, and as a result, you can achieve the success you desire, just like a Harvard student.
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The goal of writing, no matter what the intention or content, is threefold:
① Convey the core message.
② Deliver quickly.
③ Get the desired response.
To achieve this goal, the most urgent and important thing is to prepare the core message that needs to be conveyed to the other party.
If you have something to write about, then writing it is not a problem.
If there is nothing to write about, writing may not even be a problem.

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They say, 'the power to write is the power to weave.'
They say that the success of writing depends on the material.
To properly utilize the Oreo formula, you must first prepare the material for your writing by putting your thoughts into it.
Writing is a battle with materials once you've roughly finalized the idea.
Writing is an abstract task, so you need to draw a rough sketch and prepare the appropriate materials in advance.
Most of the difficulties or confusion you experience when writing arise from not preparing your writing material in the 'OREO' stages.
The editor-in-chief of [Concord], which receives and publishes papers from high school students from various countries, also said that the time spent on collecting data when writing an article is directly related to the quality of the article.
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Harvard freshmen, whose narrative skills are assessed through essays, learn essay writing throughout their four years.
The essays you write after entering university must be logical and persuasive.
It follows the format of a thesis, but is lighter than a thesis.
The essay is a typical form of logical writing that conveys one's message, not only at Harvard University but also in Western societies such as the United States.
It is a universal prose written for presentation or sharing purposes, and the content must be structured well so that the reader can quickly receive the message.
Almost all writing, except for papers, business writing, and fiction writing, falls into the essay format.
These days, the word column is also used frequently.
A column refers to an article written in a newspaper that deals with social issues.
It would be more appropriate to call it an essay, as it is written without any restrictions.
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Artificial intelligence is already said to be better at writing stock and baseball articles than human reporters.
As AI becomes more adept at learning, there are growing concerns that occupations that rely on writing skills could disappear.
We often hear people say, "AlphaGo is busy playing Go, but it would probably be much better at writing office reports than humans."
In this situation, there is no room for employees who struggle for days on end over a single report, lowering the productivity of the team and organization.
Develop your writing skills with the Oreo formula and quickly secure your competitiveness in the smart working era.
Writing for work also requires logical thinking, understanding the importance and core of information, and making an effort to convey it logically and coherently.
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This is a story about Professor Seok Ji-young, a tenured professor at Harvard Law School, when he was greedy about writing well.
His advisor, Mr. Malcolm, watched his student become frustrated and heartbroken because of his writing, and advised him, “Try to make writing a normal habit.”
Professor Malcolm is said to have made this principle a habit.

"Write every day, but only 1.5 pages! And don't miss a single day."
He said that he enjoyed the pattern of writing one book in nine months in this way as a normal habit, slowly but surely.
To Professor Seok Ji-young, Professor Malcolm's advice was 'advice from God.'
He said that after following Professor Malcolm's advice and repeating the habit of writing a little bit every day and going up to the podium, his fear and frustration about writing disappeared.
It is said that only then did he realize that what had been blocking his writing was a kind of stage fright.

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