Videos

Here’s the cover of the March 2nd, 2026 New Yorker. I think it’s a cool example of a visual thinking technique that you might be able to apply to your …

One of the videos that I’ve made here that has received the most engagement is called You Can’t Draw. I Don’t Believe You. Within that video, I outline my overall …

Happy April! I wanted to let you know about the events taking place inside of Verbal to Visual this month. If you’re already a member, mark your calendar for these …

Anyone else have a bunch of filled notebooks on a shelf or in a box, but you don’t know what’s inside them? That’s my situation with a stack of Moleskine …

When you’re learning something new or working through a tricky problem, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the complexity of the topic and the number of details that you have …

There’s a moment in every visual thinking project where the ideas are all sitting in front of you — on index cards, in underlined passages, scribbled in the margins — …

Hello friends and happy March! I wanted to let you know about the visual thinking events taking place inside Verbal to Visual this month. If you’re already a member, mark your calendar …

In business, in politics, in life, it’s far too easy to have a short-term mindset, one where you’re focused on winning the day without considering the long-term consequences of your …

Happy February! I wanted to let you know about the visual thinking events taking place ​inside Verbal to Visual​ this month. If you’re already a member, mark your calendar for …

If you’ve ever sat through a brainstorming session that felt more like a storm than a productive meeting, you’re not alone. You know the experience: one or two people dominate …