by Melissa Dinwiddie | Feb 3, 2019 | Visual Thinking
Well, the tilted scaffold was not exactly the look I was going for… 😂 and the title lettering makes me cringe. But I got more imagery into this chart, which makes me really happy! 😊 🖍 This 5th and final visual note from Creative Sandbox Retreat is from...
by Melissa Dinwiddie | Jan 16, 2019 | Visual Thinking
Practicing icons. Or as @loosetoothcom calls them in her fabulous book, The Idea Shapers, “postage stamps.” A small image that communicates a big idea. This can be super challenging with abstract concepts! Quick: how would you draw “commitment”? Or “engagement”? Or...
by Melissa Dinwiddie | Dec 11, 2018 | Visual Thinking
More sketchnotes from the video series from Michael Bungay Stanier’s webinars over at thecoachinghabit.com/videos. It’s easy to say no to family and strangers, but what about everyone in between? This is where Bungay Stanier’s Strategy Question (“If...
by Melissa Dinwiddie | Dec 10, 2018 | Visual Thinking
More sketchnotes from the video series from Michael Bungay Stanier’s webinars over at thecoachinghabit.com/videos. There’s a great worksheet with this video—so simple, but I’m such a visual person, the visual layout of four columns somehow makes the concept easier for...
by Melissa Dinwiddie | Dec 9, 2018 | Visual Thinking
More sketchnotes from the video series from Michael Bungay Stanier’s webinars over at thecoachinghabit.com/videos. This one revolves around the Lazy Question from Bungay Stanier’s book, The Coaching Habit (aff link, or click here for a non-aff link), “How...
by Melissa Dinwiddie | Dec 8, 2018 | Visual Thinking
Sketchnotes from another video from boxofcrayons.com, diving into one of the concepts from The Coaching Habit, by Michael Bungay Stanier. I’m so enjoying sketchnoting these little webinars! Sketchnoting is my favorite way to reinforce my understanding of a concept....
