Tanmay Vora has integrated visuals deeply into his leadership training and business consulting through visual co-creation, helping businesses visualize ideas worth sharing. In this episode he shares what that looks like in his everyday practice.
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Running Order* Intro * Welcome * Who is Tanmay? * Tanmay’s origin story * What Tanmay is working on now * What Tanmay does to cope with pandemic: + Going with the flow, focus on the pursuit, show up every day + Focusing on his health + Stays away from news * Sponsor: Concepts app * Tools * Tips * Where to find Tanmay * Outro
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Tips1. Integrate visuals into everyday tasks and routines 2. Share your work generously with others to keep yourself active 3. Constraints will help you keep on track
Credits* Producer: Alec Pulianas * Theme music: Jon Schiedermayer
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