In daily communication, we can apply this idea in many ways. Firstly, when sharing news, just state the facts briefly. If it's about an event, mention the time, place, and what happened without elaborating too much on the background. Also, when chatting with friends, if you have an anecdote, cut out the unnecessary parts. For example, if you had a funny encounter at the store, don't describe every item on the shelf you saw before the encounter. Just focus on the encounter itself. This makes the conversation flow better and respects everyone's time.
By being brief. For instance, when giving directions, just say the essential steps instead of adding a lot of extra details.