How to Draw Sketchnote People (even if you can’t draw)
Learn simple techniques for drawing people in your sketchnotes and lecture notes including proportions, features, expressions, and body poses to make your notes more engaging and memorable.
Chris Wilson
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Inertia: a mental model to achieve real change
Inertia isn’t just a physical force. It’s a mental model that can help you achieve individual and group change. Find out how.
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Bike Shedding: Tackling the Trivial and Embracing Priorities
Explore the mental model of bike shedding, and discover how it influences decision-making and how you should change your meetings.
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The Ultimate Guide to Visual Note Taking at Work
Learn effective techniques for taking visual notes at work, including in meetings and throughout your day. Discover how sketchnoting, bullet journaling and other methods can make you a better note taker and boost your productivity
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Reversible vs. Irreversible Decisions: The Key to Avoiding Overthinking
The mental model of reversible and irreversible decisions can help you avoid overthinking without neglecting important decisions. Find out how.
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Mental Models: The Key to Better Thinking & Decisions
We all use mental models every day, but being more conscious of our models can help us improve our thinking and decisions.