I have been writing professionally for more than 15 years.
Today I write about a variety of topics including social impact, systems change, ethics, leadership, collaboration, communications, creativity, and culture.
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I’ve written for 20+ publications, including The Design Justice Network and the Field Guide to Climate Design.
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This 37-page research-backed digital book is about how visuals, and graphic facilitation specifically, can engage individuals and improve group trust and productivity. With more than 30 references, it includes both theoretical and practical information on the importance and many benefits of using visual tools to support collaborative communications and processes.
I don't know about you, but I find marketing mysterious, methodical, even magical. Don't worry, I get it - the same reasons I find it exciting are the same reasons so many people find it daunting, distracting, and even distasteful. So I'd like to pull back the curtain and give you a glance from the other side. And I'm recruiting some favored characters to help me out.
Read MoreHere is my sketchnotes of the book “The Icarus Deception” by Seth Godin.
Read MoreI've heard some say infographics have become all the rage these days. I've heard others say they think their heyday was a couple years ago. Personally, I think the age of infographics is just beginning. They've been around for centuries, but the information age has finally catapulted them into our common vernacular. As any good designer should, I've spent some time asking myself: what exactly makes an infographic not only good but great?
Read MoreHere are my sketchnotes of the book “The Poetic Species” by E.O. Wilson and Robert Hass.
Read MoreThis drawing represents the three major benefits of graphic recording.
Read MoreHere are my sketchnotes of the book “The Collaborative Habit” by Twyla Tharp.
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