The question you need to ask yourself is why do you feel you need to be so verbose in your answers? When I was more junior, I felt over-explaining concepts/answers/etc in great depth would impart confidence in my audience that I knew what I was talking about, when in reality, it often did just the opposite because people tend to only want the answer to their question, not the entire philosophy and means of how it's solved. More to the point, you tell an upper management all the caveats, problems, and exceptions in the same convo as your recommended solution, and that will often plant a seed of doubt in their mind regarding your proposed solution.

TLDR: The man that truly knows his shit through and through is confident and doesn't feel the need to over-explain every detail unless specifically asked to provide such detail. Over-explaining by default makes me wonder "did you just learn this or something and are excited about it and want to overshare all this detail? Hmm, gonna get a senior person to review your proposal... complicated != cheap/fast/reliable"

TLDR TLDR: would you continue to use a search engine that takes 30 minutes per query to get you an answer or switch to the search engine that gives concise 1-2 min tailored answers limited to answering exactly what was asked? by far most people would use the latter. that's your audience.