Creative and Innovative brains that are always moving and brainstorming can often feel scattered. Along the way we pick up lies about ourselves that we are too much, too scattered and not responsible enough. Today I share 6 ways to love on your brain and a visual support tool I created that I invite you to try out.

This article is a collection of science facts, illustrations and stories to share why visuals are so effective - it’s because they connect to more than just what we see. Images connect to our emotions and our sense of sight tells us what something feels like, smells like and sounds like just from experience.

Visual note taking is one of many fantastic tools for seeing your thoughts more clearly (especially if you’re a kaleidoscopic thinker!) This article covers the tools you can use, how to make a visual library and how to plan ahead with journey templates.

Every human is different, so the fact that we think differently makes sense. Loving and knowing the kind of brain you are working with will help you connect with others. I love the terms Kaleidoscopic thinkers for Visual and Movement thinkers (often associated with ADHD but not exclusively).