Why the Bandwagon Effect Occurs (and the Opposite Bias That’s Just as Bad)

8 lessons from 8 years of Sketchnoting

I made my first sketchnote some time in 2014.

3 Books Every Who Likes Sketchnotes Should Read For Visual Inspiration

Over the past 8 years, I have read 20+ books on sketchnoting and visual thinking.

Some were boring, unhelpful or even ripoffs of other books. Most were okay and a few were fantastic.

5 New and Challenging Ways of Using Visuals Beyond Sketchnotes

I’ve been sketchnoting for 8 years.

But recently I’ve been captivated by visual thinking beyond sketchnotes.

I accidentally researched a fake cognitive bias and ended up learning about a real one.

I was preparing to share a new cognitive bias essay but as I prepared to publish, I received a surprised.

The Power of Divergent and Convergent Thinking — Sketchy Ideas

5 tips to get out of a creative rut in your visual note taking

What is the hindsight bias (and how can you combat it)?

“Hindsight is 20/20.”

What got you here, won’t get you there

I thought it was about business strategy. It’s not.

How Marketers Use Confirmation Bias Against You (And How to Resist)

What is the biggest interference on human reasoning?

According to Psychologist Raymond Nickerson Confirmation bias is a major contender (Nickerson 1998, 175).