Before drawing: the presentation I needed to rethink
An executive presentation, a deadline, and a reason to step away from a familiar approach.
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An executive presentation, a deadline, and a reason to step away from a familiar approach.
Preview this resourceA sped-up glimpse of the drawing, the finished page, and the question Katie asks herself afterward.
Preview this resourceThe idea Katie returned to her presentation with: act out the buyer’s perspective, rather than explain it only through data.
Preview this resourceDrawing guidance and Katie’s reflections on work, curiosity and learning.
Before you buy the promise of a more capable you, ask what will actually change in your work. Five checks and one decision card for your next professional learning decision.
Preview this resourceA simple upside-down drawing exercise for beginners: keep the reference upside down, start at the bottom, and follow one line at a time.
Read the public guideAn upside-down drawing gave me a reason to reconsider an ability I had underestimated.
Preview this resourceExperience helps us recognize patterns. Sometimes it is worth checking which pattern we have recognized.
Preview this resourceThe curiosity that stayed with me through motherhood, work, and the search for a little space of my own.
Preview this resourceGet new resources and honest observations from the practice through A Different Angle — Notes from Katie.
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