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It doesn't contain any practical exercises for readers, to come to grips with the do's and don'ts in visualizing your thinking.
The footnotes are a neat way to feel as though you are being coached along with the author over your shoulder, dispensing helpf... Read More
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Great compliment to dan's book the back of the napkin.
What to do when words don't workdan roam's blah blah blah is a follow-up to his wildly successful book the back of the napkin.
I did not read back of the napkin.
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- This product had a total of 119 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 17 2021.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
At first, it sat on the shelf.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I did not read back of the napkin.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
We tend to use to much words, blah blah.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Attempting to work and think without the support of visual language is akin to driving with your knees.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
While reading the book, i realized i sort-of already thought that way--must be the artist in me.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
These are just some of the charmingly doodled characters dan roam uses to illustrate the dangerous tendency of words alone to befuddle and bore us in blah blah blah: what to do when words don't work.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
How we forgot to see forests:this book really explains how from the days of oog and aag we started to develop our need for words, but how today in a world of information overload we can't afford to abandon using pictures and other visual means to solve and explain our ideas.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Yet) there are lots of hand-drawn pictures and diagrams in blah blah blah that visually and verbally (because mr.
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