Sorry for the small font size, budesigns.

for all the squinters out there... view this in full screen mode. You can read it no problem. Great slideshow!

Thanks for dropping by royblumenthal. Check out Dan Roam’s video ( 55 mins ) at http://youtube.com/watch?v=kuA_yz7aTo0 when you have time. I feel it helps to absorb the slides better.

I strongly recommend buying the book, THE BACK OF THE NAPKIN. Very useful tool for creating new ways of communicating in business (and elsewhere).

I'm a visual facilitator. I make my living by interpreting meetings, seminars, workshops in paintings -- live -- on a big screen in the venue. And I can assure you that I'm learning huge amounts from Mr Roam's approach.

Blue skies
love
Roy

Hi fellow SlideShare users, the ten and a half commandments of visual thinking slides’ words are too small for viewing. I first posted it as I think the content is more important than the viewing ability.

I had watched a video ( 55 mins ) at http://youtube.com/watch?v=kuA_yz7aTo0 that may help you to absorb the slides better.

Great show w great advice. Thanks for sharing with us!

and please excuse my hasty writing/'schlampigkeitsfehler' :-) I tend to read what I write after pressing send ;-)

Well, dear audience, as a real fan of whatidicover, I tell you: be out for the content. And thakful. Think different of slides - and you will see. And enjoy.

Hi nobullets and wisdomeur, sorry, yes, the text font is too small. From the point of view of user friendliness, it sucks! Personally, I feel the slide's content is good. Why not make an effort to download it, enlarge the font size and read. Question to ask ourselves is do we want learning to suit us or do we want to adopt ourselves to learning. This is a great network to learn from other talented person.

The drawings are great but the text is too small for me to read.

Do you really expect your audience to READ the fine prints? If not, why have them there int he first place?

This presentation was amazing! It made me want to replace my moleskin with a sketch pad. ;->