Want to improve one communications skill? Steal from Jensen Huang.

Bad thieves try to steal everything -- the tv, the car, the jewelry.

Good thieves focus on just one thing.

Fashion content creator Freddy Fresh uses that analogy to advise men to purchase one piece at a time and adopt it into their lifestyle, instead of buying a whole look and looking like somebody else.

The same principle applies to leaders who know they HAVE to be better communicators, but realize they can't become Jensen Huang overnight.

But they can start with ONE simple technique that not only have I written about here but Huang utilizes it too -- instead of using inside baseball industry jargon, turn it into a visceral, real-world analogy that EVERYBODY can understand.

Simplify the idea so everybody can picture it in their heads.

When introducing Nvidia’s massive DGX supercomputers, Huang called them part of "the world's largest blueprint" for the build-out of "AI factories," not calling them by the radioactive "data centers."

He maps out the entire AI ecosystem as "a five-layer cake."

Start with just that technique as your "one item of clothing" to "buy" and perfect it before taking on more: 

Take one big physical, interactive, or transactional element of your business, and give it a visual analogy so that every investor, customer, and team member can see it easily in their heads.

No Jensen Huang leather jacket required.