by julie | graphic facilitation
Because two of my most favorite and trusted introverts just did this, I was inspired to follow in their footsteps. Lisa has a great explanation at the beginning of her list about what it’s like to be an introvert—really we’re not aloof, we just want to connect at a...
by julie | client stories
I’ll give you the punchline first: I’m still blown away by the paparazzi snapping pictures of your work. Everyone at the conference loved it. It was a huge hit. I haven’t worked with someone of your skill before. You have so much flexibility, a great sense of humor...
by julie | visual thinking
The other week I did a couple of interviews. One was with the fabulous branding therapy coach David Cohen who did that fabulous doodle bomb of me. My first ever! Mwah. Harvard Business Review. Seriously? The other was with the Harvard Business Review, ahem, for an...
by julie | journey mapping
What are the qualities of your ideal work? The confetti that’s inside these eggs represents the qualities of my ideal clients and work situations. It’s about a certain kind of connection, energy, flow, stimulation (intellectually, emotionally & financially)...
by julie | client stories
I had the distinct pleasure of visually mapping a presentation that Carlo Petrini, founder of Slow Food, gave to an audience at the CDC the other week on food policy. This was the third such talk in a series that began with Alice Waters then Michael Pollan and now...
by julie | visual thinking
A small collection of whimsy—pure and simple. Just cool stuff creative people are contributing to the world that catches my eye and lightens the moment. Might generate an idea here or there. Might inspire something. Might just be fun and remarkable. Whimsy=...
