Sketchnote Classroom by Chris Wilson

Sketchy Ideas May 22, 2024

Want better meetings? Try the Two Pizza Rule

The two pizza rule is a simple mental model that can help you have more focused meetings and so remain more…

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Sketchy Ideas May 8, 2024

Lead and Lag Measures: Two Metrics To Achieve Your Goals

if you want to achieve an outcome, you need to track two types of metrics. Lead and lag measures. Find out what they are…

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Sketchy Ideas Apr 15, 2024

The Benjamin Franklin Effect: Favour-Induced Affection

When Benjamin Franklin needed to win a rival over to his side, he did the opposite of what most people would do. In…

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Sketchy Ideas Apr 5, 2024

How to make a sketchnote book summary

Making a sketchnote summary of a book is a fantastic way to remember more. Here's a step by step approach to help you…

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Sketchy Ideas Mar 5, 2024

What is a sketchnote icon bank? (And why you need one)

Want to build your sketchnote skills, practice your creative thinking and make it easier to come up with ideas in the…

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Sketchy Ideas Feb 20, 2024

The 6 Types of Working Genius Sketchnote Summary

Why does some work leave you drain while other tasks leave you energised? The 6 types of working genius offers an…

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Sketchy Ideas Feb 14, 2024

Antifragility: Thriving in Chaos and Uncertainty

Disruption and disorder are constants in the world. While most break or at best resist, antifragility is a mental…

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Sketchy Ideas Jan 30, 2024

The Lindy Effect: A Tool to Predict Longevity and Value

How long will an idea last? It's a nearly impossible question to answer until you discover a simple Mental Model: The…

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