Over 87% of people think in visuals.
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How to use simple drawings in training
How to use simple drawings to map out your future
This has felt so much more than a course. It’s really felt like a timely community of amazing women who are each seeking out what it really means to live their lives fully.
I appreciate the way you’ve made things really holistic, and about us and about our thinking. I think that’s really testament to your investment in us relationally.
I really want to encourage you really – what an amazing gift you’ve got – doing this with real integrity and warmth and enabling brilliant relationships so a massive thank you – it’s a real gift.
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Fun, energetic, well-paced, interactive with much supportive learning, Emer’s practical workshop has inspired me to unashamedly introduce graphics to my workshops.
Hi, I'm Emer
I empower my clients to use simple hand drawn graphics to transform the way they communicate and do business.
I am an advocate not just of visual thinking but of BIG visual thinking to unlock creativity, stimulate critical thinking and generate ideas.
I was first introduced to this world back in 2002 when working for a disability organisation…
Using simple graphics has helped focus the initial sales meetings so much that we went from concept to full proposal in less than an hour.
Emer – the first meeting was scheduled with a C-level exec for 45 minutes – he agreed and asked for the formal proposal submission in 17 minutes.
The second with a CIO – went from skeptic to sign off in 25 minutes and a third with a Director went from “welcome” to “can we have three proposals in 22 minutes”.
A public sector Business Improvement Board meeting approved a POC in 40 minutes.
It’s powerful stuff !