Even if we happened to be sitting in Starbuck’s your attention would still go chiefly to me and not to Starbuck’s, Inc. It facilitates a level of both clarity and nuance in examining various key trends and situations that would otherwise be difficult or impossible to comprehend. Good summary of the argument that we have entered a post-capitalist ‘attention economy’, by Michael Goldhaber at the IDC mailing list : Michael Goldhaber: “What follows then is a rough and incomplete primer on how I see what I shall refer to as “the attention (centered)

Ever since I was turned on to this thing called “Graphic Recording” or “ Graphic Facilitation ” my work has changed. When I facilitate F2F I have my paper, pens and chalk and try at some point to use visuals to focus, capture or catalyze what is going on in the room. It is a perfect compliment to consulting, facilitation, hosting and key note speaking in business and community settings. I have amazed myself at what I have been able to produce - and I make that same claim “I don’t know how to draw!”

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