How can we reclaim relationships in this technological world? Andy Crouch's book "the life we're looking for" has some big ideas. Here's a summary. The post The Life We’re Looking For Sketchnote Book Summary appeared first on Sketchy Ideas.
The mom test is the way most of us validate our business ideas. It's also the exact opposite of what we should do. Here's what it is, and what you should do instead. The post The Mom Test Book Summary and Sketchnote appeared first on Sketchy Ideas.
Learn the what, why and how of sketchnote in this ultimate guide. Explore examples and links to related resources and download a PDF version if you prefer. The post Sketchnotes: the ultimate guide to visual note taking appeared first on Sketchy Ide...
Yes, I stole the 7 lessons from Stephen Covey’s classic book and applied them to sketchnoting. They don’t fit neatly in some cases, but it’s a bit of fun and a creative exercise. Enjoy. 1. Be proactive Don’t try to think of how to sketch in the momen...
The business world is tough. There are hundreds of competitors out there who are all after the same customers that you are. If you are lucky you’re in a big market so there’s enough customers for everyone. Or perhaps you stand out by being better or...
There are a few moments in history when everyone can remember where they were. The first moon landing The Fall of the Berlin wall The attack on the twin towers But your memory of these events may be less reliable than you think due to a cognitive bia...
We tend to assume most people are like us even when they aren't. This is the false consensus effect and here's why it happens and how to manage it. The post How the False Consensus Effect Messes with Your Predictions (And How to Manage It) appeared...
Why do we feel bad when we achieve our goals or destination? The arrival fallacy can tell us a lot and we can manage it. The post Why the Arrival Fallacy Stops You from Being Happy (And How to Avoid It) appeared first on Sketchy Ideas.
Your memory is less reliable than you think and the misinformation effect is a big reason for it. Here's how to limit its power. The post How the misinformation effect changes your memory of events (and how to limit it) appeared first on Sketchy Idea...
If you love success stories, survivor bias will make you think again, or at least more cautiously. The post What is Survivorship bias (and how to avoid it) appeared first on Sketchy Ideas.