Why I can't communicate my ideas well

True understanding of an idea will allow for articulate communication without bloated noise.

Research into the topics of the idea I'm communicating is key when it comes to understanding.

Poorly curating information leads to half-formed ideas that are relying on possible incorrect or incomplete information.

Am I better speaking? Writing? Drawing?

What works for one idea may not work the same for another and learning where best to utilise different media is key to getting an idea across well.

Giving ideas for designers isn't going to go well with engineers...

Being aware of the audience and who you're communicating the idea to is as important as the idea itself.

Similar to 1 and 2.

If I don't have a good grasp of the surroundings of the idea, struggle is inevitable.

Simplifying an idea doesn't mean using simple language.

Complex ideas can be simplified but may still require complex language to get the point across and allow people to understand the nature of the idea.

Passion can be a fantastic motivator for communication.

When we want to communicate our ideas, we find it easier to express them.

A lack of interest can lead to poor communication or unenthusiastic appearance.

Not every idea is going to be good and recognising when you have a good idea vs a bad idea can be tough.

A good indicator is how well you're able to communicate your idea, good ideas will generally have more for you to latch onto when communicating them.

Similar to having a bad idea, half-formed ideas are tough to communicate because we are relying on our audience to make up the gaps that we have.