When I’m paralyzed by overwhelm, I simply cannot access my problem-solving intelligence! I know I need to prioritize and reset my expectations, but I feel completely unable to do so.

As soon as I stop trying to figure it all out in my head, and I do what I know works for me (working visually), my intuition just kicks in and starts revealing new paths to me.

“What are you taking away?” Is one of my most powerful coaching and facilitation questions. It never ceases to amaze me how often an ah-ha or breakthrough doesn't completely gel until right at the end.

Download and print our new Travel Reflection Visual Template 🧳for a fun and easy way to really bring the experience home with you!

Interactive Visual Inquires give your conference attendees an empowering and engaging experiencee AND it also gives leaders crucial insights and feedback about what their people are thinking and feeling.

Many seemingly "normal" ways of thinking and acting can actually shut creativity down rather than foster it. Creativity doesn't always play by the rules …

A good Inquiry makes us stop and think. It often opens a kind of "doorway" inside us where there was some wisdom waiting all along.

Thinking about creating is about as useful as thinking about running! Stop thinking and start doing. Getting unstuck on that creative project requires action—but the good news is that you can start with a very small, easy action…

A powerful way to bring people along is using a conceptual metaphor.

Keeping a goal is easier when it is visible, broken down into baby steps, and woven into the rhythm of your life through positive habits.

Musings on life and work lessons to be gleaned from puzzles

A brief case study of TCU's innovative use of graphic recording and visual storytelling as an engagement strategy for their Lead On Strategic Plan rollout