Videos

Civil service has got a bad rap lately. So much so that the President deemed it necessary to create the Department of Government Efficiency, which took on a campaign that …

If Los Angeles manages to pass the Overpaid CEO Tax, which I explained in my last video, where will the money go? That’s a question that many of you had, …

There’s an interesting showdown happening right now between the city of Los Angeles and mega corporations like Starbucks. It has to do with how much a barista is paid compared …

In his new TED Talk, Mark Rober outlines the $60 million science experiment he is conducting. Here I’d like to share my visual notes of that talk. A Visceral Opening …

Two questions have collided in my world recently, related to the work that I do here at Verbal to Visual and the future of this project. The first question: How …

Later this year, I’m going to be building a new office from the ground up on our two-acre property just outside of Eugene, Oregon. That has got me thinking about …

A visual book summary of Sustainable Ambition by Kathy Oneto. Here’s a sentence I didn’t know I needed to hear: You can be a deeply ambitious person and be done …

Do you ever feel like your mind is running on seven different tracks at once? Multiple thoughts competing for attention, all running in parallel. It’s exhausting. And it’s hard to …

Today we’re going to explore how to merge two different note-taking processes — the Cornell Method and sketchnoting. Let’s get into it. The Standard Cornell Method Let’s start with what …

One of the questions I get asked most often is what tools I use for my visual thinking work. So I thought I’d share three of my favorites — a …