I had a boss once that whenever you would start talking about numbers her eyes would instantly gloss over. Often I would simplify the discussion, hitting main points and accepting her trust (or fear of data disguised as trust) that I would make the right decisions. The problem was, sometimes decisions needed to be made […]
Permanent marker on a whiteboard
Ok, now for a random Sunday tip… Several months ago I purchased a little whiteboard that I could carry around. Well one day I apparently used permanent marker because it would not erase. “Oh great,” I thought, “it’s ruined.” Thankfully though, with the help Google, I was able to find a very simple fix using […]
Video: Critical thinking and the basics of logic
I spotted these six super short videos on critical thinking via Brainpickings. Since evaluators are notorious for their logic I thought I would post them on my site as well. I enjoyed them, I hope you do too!
Toon: Work life balance
OK, this one is for Kenny. Anyone else have a challenge? It doesn’t have to be for a presentation (i.e. blog, web page, etc.). This offer won’t last for long. Unless of course I really enjoy it and it becomes a thing, which is very possible.
Toon: Logic Model Tip Long Term Outcomes
One logic model cartoon, as requested by Sam Grant in yesterday’s comments.
I will cartoon your Power Point
I’m going to make you an offer. As you may have guessed, I’ve been enjoying cartooning lately. But I would enjoy it even more if I knew my cartoons were taking flight elsewhere. So here’s my offer. Do you have a power point that needs a cartoon? And really what presentation doesn’t. Just give me […]