A few years ago I was asked by one of the largest employers in my area to come in and assist with a facilitation process they were undertaking. The new company manager saw my work at a local community gathering and felt that the visuals would help him with helping …
Understanding Company Culture through Graphic Facilitation Read More »
I had a lot of people reach out to me and share how they enjoyed the one I did for 2018 and 2019 so I wanted to carry on the tradition! Here’s one of their comments! “Early January 2019, I discovered Mindseyecreative.ca’s amazing printable-ready-to-go vision board template. The design was …
Considering I was isolated, like everyone in the world you would think that I would have read TONS this year. I can hear you laughing now. Though we were isolated that didn’t necessarily mean that we were sitting around drinking lattes and curling up with a book. I read, or …
SLOW Down One of the biggest things that I notice right off the bat once a speaker starts is the speed at which they are going to talk. More often then not, folks speak why too fast. Slow down. If you feel like you are speaking too slowly it’s probably …
Tips for speakers from me listening to 300 talks Read More »
It’s been an absolute rollercoaster ride pivoting to digital/virtual graphic recording (sketchnote) and graphic facilitate over the last few months. I had a feeling over the last 2 years that eventually I would be asked to draw digitally but I didn’t know that I would be forced into it. Luckily …
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A few weeks ago I reached out to DevSecCon virtual conference to see if they’d be interested in digital graphic recording for their event. To be honest, because of all my DevOps experience, I’ve been wanting to do this event for quite some time! While talking with them back and …
A few months ago some folks who I’ve met in person and online reached out to me to ask if I was interested in help organize a virtual event, and also speak at said event. I enthusiastically responded, especially in March, with most of my work projects at the time …
As someone who has listened to hundreds of talks over the last number of years I can typically tell within the first 5 minutes of a presentation whether or not it could be difficult to graphic record. It’s quite often that attendees will come up to check the visual chart …
In these weird times entrepreneurs are left scratching their heads wondering what to do next – myself included. My business bestie, Bernice Williams of Intentional Connection had a great idea to host online zoom calls for 2-2.5 hours long and invite local entrepreurs onto the call to talk about challenges …
supporting entrepreneurs visually in self isolation Read More »