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How much effort do you put into the projects that you take on in your personal or professional life? What impact does that effort have? I think it’s worth exploring …

Each week inside of Verbal to Visual I host a workshop in which we explore some particular aspect of the sketchnoting process. As a way of practicing what I preach, …

My twin boys turned two years old earlier this month, and toddlerhood is in full swing. They are voracious explorers and often have big emotions. To help them develop the …

I’m regularly impressed by the work that I see from community members inside of Verbal to Visual. That’s why I’ve started hosting Sketchnote Showcase events where I interview a community …

For much of my journey as a visual note-taker, I avoided drawing facial expressions because it seemed too hard to get the right emotion across (anything besides happy or sad, …

I’ve got twin boys who are about to turn two years old. For the most part, I have no idea what I’m doing as a parent. That’s why I turn …

In her book What Works, Tara McMullin encourages us to change the way we approach goal-setting. She explores how the traditional ways of approaching goal-setting might be wrapped up in …

I read books to both broaden and deepen my understanding of the world. (I’m guessing that’s at least part of the reason why you read too.) In some ways that’s …

Since it’s still not the default to sketch out ideas, since verbal communication is our primary mode of working, a question that comes up frequently around visual note-taking is why …

By the time we reach adulthood and come face to face with the full responsibilities of life, we’ve already been through years of training around managing our time. From experiences …