March 06, 2007

Charting Your Course

I'm a huge fan of graphics as a way to illustrate ideas.  I have been accused of being somewhat of a "white board" rat - meaning I can't have a conversation without jumping up to illustrate what I'm talking about with graphs, boxes, charts, etc.

Luckily, through Seth Godon's blog I found this site:  INDEXED by Jessica Hagy. She provides simple charts on a variety of thoughts and ideas.  I'll admit - some are over my head but some hit very close to home.  I've include some in this post that connect directly to the purpose of this blog - driving performance improvement.

If you use any of these please reference Jessica and her blog to give credit where credit is due.  I added her links on each image to make sure she gets the credit.
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Mar 6, 2007 7:17:00 AM | Just Fun

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