Letting Go of What No Longer Serves You in Evaluation

Letting Go of What No Longer Serves You in Evaluation

Have you ever found yourself sitting at your desk or on your couch, gazing out at your surroundings, wondering how you got there? That was my experience recently as I took a deep look at my living space. I see the pictures of my family, friends, and travels. I see the...
Contextualizing Data for Clarity

Contextualizing Data for Clarity

Data represents people. It can be easy to forget that when we’re being inundated by numbers, percents, charts, and tables. Adding context to these numbers and percents is one way to help partners connect with the stories and lives behind the data. Context...
From Peaks to Print: Visualizing My Hiking Journey

From Peaks to Print: Visualizing My Hiking Journey

In my life and practice, nature and consulting are interconnected. My work is about emergence, and that requires me to remain grounded in my senses and the environment. I find an abundance of joy, creativity, and inspiration in nature. I do my best thinking in the...
Exploring Survey Development Dynamics

Exploring Survey Development Dynamics

“We need a survey” says every company everywhere these days. At least that is how it can feel to customers, clients, consumers, and consultants. Every day my inbox is inundated with surveys from colleagues, associations, banks, corporations, and physicians. The list...
Perspective: Changing Your Evaluation Lens

Perspective: Changing Your Evaluation Lens

Have you seen the new images from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (Webb)? For the first time ever, we are able to view galaxies that have never been seen before. We have a new perspective of the world, literally. Check out the GIF below to see a comparison of...