you see vs well you see

Examples:

• I've been working on this project for months, you see, so I know it inside out.
• You see, the key to success is perseverance and hard work.
• The problem, you see, is that we don't have enough resources to complete the task.
• You see, the thing about him is that he always speaks his mind.
• You see, the reason I'm late is because of traffic.

Alternatives:

• as you can see
• as I was saying
• let me explain
• in other words
• to clarify

Examples:

• Well, you see, the problem lies in the lack of communication between departments.
• Well, you see, the reason for my absence was a family emergency.
• Well, you see, the main issue here is the misunderstanding of the requirements.
• Well, you see, the key to success is effective time management.
• Well, you see, the point I'm trying to make is that we need to focus on customer satisfaction.

Alternatives:

• let me explain
• allow me to clarify
• to elaborate
• in other words
• to put it simply