Coaches, Consultants, and Creatives...
Is what you do intangible, abstract and difficult to explain?
Let your visuals do the talking!
Is what you do intangible, abstract and difficult to explain?
Imagine you could show your clients a diagram that explains what you do!
Frameworks and diagrams are powerful tools for communication.
But equally important is that they also provide a structure for your ideas --> Instant clarity!
In this workshop, I'll show you how to use diagrams in your communication,
- A map of your process
- Your point-of-view as a Venn Diagram
- The layers of your customer's transformation
If you give your framework a name, it becomes a valuable asset for your brand that you show off everywhere!
Questions and Answers
Question: I would love to participate, but I can't attend at the time of the workshop. Will there be a recording?Answer: The recording is available only as a part of my "Sketches that sell" course.
But I'll share the highlights and takeaways in my emails.
Question: Do I need an iPad ? Which apps do you recommend?
Answer: I recommend the ConceptsApp, that you can also use on Android. But you can also draw on paper and scan it.
More questions? Send me an email!
Why learn from me?
Hi, I'm Ingrid Lill - communication designer turned visual thinking enthusiast.
I have drawn all my life, but for the longest time, I didn't dare to use my drawings professionally.
Like many other entrepreneurs, I thought I had to focus on my bottom line, not fun drawings. Boy, was I wrong!
It changed my life when I discovered that drawing doesn't have to be "art" and that it can be easy AND USEFUL. I learned how to use simple sketches to gain clarity for my clients.
It brought more creativity, fun, and beauty to my business, and I'm making way more money than "before the pencil".
With my background as a communication designer and brand strategist I can help my clients tell their brand story - with or without illustrations.
But now I am on a mission to show that for creative spirits, sketching isn't a luxury but a necessity.
So... Take up that pencil already!
