I need an annotated bibliography on this article: https://hbr.org/2021/02/what-d

I need an annotated bibliography on this article: https://hbr.org/2021/02/what-does-it-really-take-to-build-a-new-habit
I will attach an example for it.
simple English, doesn’t need to be professional.
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an example:
Put all sections (citation, summary and BEAM framework organization, selected quotes, and questions) together! Then, repeat this process. Your entries should be put in alphabetical order (or another order that makes sense to you). This research is the first step toward developing your research project!
Herrick, James. “An Overview of Rhetoric .” The History and Theory of Rhetoric, 5th ed., Routledge, 2016, pp. 1–21.
Summary
METHOD Source (Defining Rhetoric) In “An Overview of Rhetoric,” Dr. James Herrick describes what rhetoric is and what it does in our world. He begins by bringing up the number of negative connotations we as a culture have with rhetoric. For example, a politician’s speech is commonly referred to as “just rhetoric,” meaning there isn’t any truth behind it. Herrick spends much of the first chapter redefining rhetoric to move it beyond these commonly held notions. According to Herrick, rhetoric is “the systematic study and intention practice of effective symbolic expression” (85). He adds that “effective” in his definition could refer to any kind of rhetorical purpose, whether that be “persuasion, clarity, beauty, or mutual understanding” (85). In the last half of the chapter, he lists 6 descriptions and 6 functions of rhetoric, most notably he describes rhetoric as a means to reveal human motives and address unresolved human issues.
Key quotes:
“Everytime we express emotions and thoughts to others with the goal of influence we engage in rhetoric” (83)
Rhetoric is “the systematic study and intention practice of effective symbolic expression” (85)
Rhetorical discourse: “messages crafted according to principles of rhetoric” (85)
Rhetor: “individual practicing the art of rhetoric” (85)
Questions
What does it mean that rhetoric addresses contingent human issues?
How does social media communication hold up to Herrick’s characteristics and functions of rhetoric? For instance, does sharing a meme count as rhetoric? Or would one need to create the meme to be counted as rhetoric?