A three-book series for anyone who needs to solve problems, explain their thinking, and make their case. Whether you're designing diagrams, solving wicked problems, or walking into a meeting where you need to be heard, these books give you the practical tools and frameworks you need.
A Practical Guide to Visual Communication
Learn to create diagrams, visualizations, and visual explanations that actually work. This guide teaches you to think visually and communicate clearly, regardless of your design background.
A Practical Guide to Solving Problems (Even the Ones You Created)
When things go wrong, you need a way to think through what happened and what to do next. This guide provides frameworks and thinking tools for solving all kinds of problems, from everyday obstacles to truly wicked challenges.
A Practical Guide to Making Your Case
You've done the work. You know the answer. But somehow the meeting ends with "let's revisit this next quarter." This guide gives you a five-check pre-flight system for making your case in meetings, emails, and conversations where the stakes are real and the room isn't on your side yet.
Three questions. One of them will unstick you.
The trigger: "Well, that didn't work..."
Am I even going the right way?
You're solving the wrong problem
Do I need a different road?
Right problem, wrong approach
Do I just need to start driving?
You're overthinking instead of acting
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Well, That Didn't Work teaches you to define, reframe, and diagnose problems. Diagrams That Speak shows you how to make them visible.
Well, That Didn't Work gives you the analytical and creative toolkit. Diagrams That Speak teaches you to communicate your thinking to others.
Arguments That Land gives you a pre-flight checklist for the moment you walk into the room. Because being right is not enough — the room has to hear it, believe it, and act on it.
Don't wait until your ideas are clear to draw. Draw to make them clear.