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Visual Thinking: The Back of the Napkin

visual thinking

Posted by kwoo @ 03/17/2008

I ran across this new book from my friends over at 800ceoread.com: The Back of the Napkin. Being a visual learner*, I was inspired to see examples of great stories contained within. This book is ideal for those involved with strategy and project planning as people are wired with an innate ability to "look, see, imagine, and show."

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