Tag: sketchnotes
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6 Takeaways from PBWC 2015
Last year I shared sketchnotes from the 25th Anniversary of the Professional Business Womens Conference. It was my first time to attend and it was fantastic. I had the opportunity to go this year along with 5,499 other women:). Here are 6 Key Takeaways and sketchnotes from this year. 1. Sallie Krawcheck, Chair of the Elevate…
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5 Key Takeaways About Leading with Big Data
Professor Florian Zettlemeyer from Kellogg School of Management did a great job of teaching the Leading with Big Data & Analytics last week. I sketch noted the course and gleaned 5 key takeaways. 1. Analytics Requires Managerial Judgement While analytics itself can be performed by experts, the decisions that it drives and that are needed for it to thrive…
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3 Great Reads for the Holidays
How to be Interesting in 10 Simple Steps by Jessica Hagy was on an end-cap at beloved Powell’s in Portland. It’s a great sketch noted thought starter for how one might want to approach things differently in the new year or anytime, whether you want to be interesting or not. For example, Step One: Go Exploring…
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Sketchnotes for NBCC Published
It’s great when you find a use for your gifts in service of others. Four of my sketchnotes of sermons at New Beginnings Community Church Bay Area have been published on the NBCC Facebook page. People seem to enjoy them so I am sharing them here also. All of the sermons and sketchnotes relate to a…
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How to Process Feedback
How to process feedback on our work, families, passions or ourselves is such an important topic. Often we cut ourselves off from feedback because it is often a painful experience. At the recent PBWC conference, Sheila Heen, co-author of Difficult Conversations and author of Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well (even when it is off-base,…
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Love
For this WP photo challenge on love I’m going to turn to a bit of persistent pop culture. Out on a jog yesterday, I noticed this VW Beetle colored in graffiti, a form of hand lettering and artwork. This rolling form of artwork is often called an “art car”. The VW Beetle is an icon…
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Ode to a Sketchbook: Excerpts
Building a visual library takes time and practice. This week I finished a sketchbook of experiments, dual coding listening, and active learning. Through the process, I am realizing that I notice what I notice, and that’s not everything that’s passing through my ears or in front of my eyes. Flipping through the work/play of the…
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Sketchnote Getting Photos in 1 Place: 10 Years in 1 Hand
So how did I do on getting all of my photos from 20 years in one place? I’m halfway there! Ten years of photos in one hand! On a 500GB G Slim Drive. Sketchnoting was invaluable in helping me figure out what to do. (see Mike Rohde and Eva Lotta Lam sites if you’d like to know more.) Sketchnoting also helped…
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Sketchnote Getting All Your Photos in One Place
Sketchnotes are so fantastic that I decided to sketchnote my way to understand the pile of images I have accumulated over 20 years of photographing: My photos, and perhaps yours too, live in 3 distinct eras and frameworks: 1. Analog – This is the first column called Negative Binders. I have 10 years of storing negatives!…
