Share what you've learned with other women across the globe who have an interest in women's ministries. Generate your Top Ten List by brainstorming first. Take a moment and scratch down in bullet form lessons you've learned, tips you've always wanted to share, etc. Don't think about the clarifying point until after you've jotted your bullet points. Now expand on each bullet point, collapse some bullet points into others, organize them 1 being most important and 10 being least important, then clarify each point with as few words a possible.
Brevity is the soul of wit.
Don't use ALL CAPS when writing your Top Ten List. Writing in ALL CAPS shouts at us. Use ALL CAPS only occassionally to highlight a word or two. Make a Top Ten List with 5 or more points. If you can't think of ten points, consider listing your top five, six, or more.