“I think incredibly visually and things feel ‘right’ when they ‘align’. It means I can be very certain very fast and I can move to a representation of an idea on a slide almost instantly.”

“I have a habit of using the air around me as a 3D canvas space. There must be other people out there who do that too (am I crazy?)... How do I think about relationships between tables of data? Get the 👐 in the air and map it out. Similar for thinking about and understanding diagrams or concepts more generally. It all comes to life more than something on a screen or paper. It doesn't help my drawing skills at all though. 🙃”

“As a UX'er I hear what people say, see what people do and analyse numbers. All that being said I'm definitely more visual and see things in diagrams and flows.”

“Holographic thinking here - basically dove deep and throw a load of things on a mental wall. Then join dots organically as opposed to a,b,c... Find that I often have to spell the a-z out in steps and then show the shortcut otherwise it gets lost.”

“My son’s math class is set up in teams with a whiteboard desktop as the table for each team. The teacher gives them a problem before they get any training on how to solve it. They do their best to figure it out together first, then individually to see if they can crack it.”

“Diagramming and drawing things, that’s how solve problems, correlate, develop relationships, and understand concepts. Data visualization is key or else I’m staring at spreadsheets waiting for my brain to see a picture.”

“I see in patterns, both visually and numerically.”

“I've never met a white board I didn't like. Kanban literally gives me goose bumps. I still believe in the Think Tank process. Write it all out. Get the buy in. Have snacks! The osmotic conversations are rad! I visualize and assess. I high five the team and we are good. Mapping, mapping, mapping. Then chocolate. Yes!”