Visual thinking is the process of thinking through a topic or problem using visual processing. Though that sounds like it means drawing pictures, it goes far beyond that. It’s visualizing something in a limitless number of ways, which can help us solve problems in a way that isn’t typically taught or explored. This week, episode 169 of the Positively Living Podcast is about the advantages of visual thinking!

In this episode of the Positively Living Podcast, Brandy Agerbeck shares how visual thinking can help us solve problems in non-linear ways. We also explore how we can create a safe space to capture our feelings through visual thinking. The possibilities are endless, but Brandy gives some helpful guidelines to get us started.

Brandy and I discuss:

How using visual thinking can reduce overwhelm.
Who visual thinking is for and what it can be used for.
Why mind mapping might not work for you and what to do instead.
Using visual thinking to combat our inner critic.
Five types of visual thinkers.

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