Sketchnote: Nigel Marsh on how to make work-life balance work
I just finished “The Sketchnote Handbook” by Mike Rohde and decided to practice my listening and sketching skills watching “Hot to make work-life balance work” by Nigel Marsh. Sketchnoting is like Yoga for people who like to draw: You are fully emerged in the experience, because mind and body are closely working together to create a personal, artistic expression. It’s a lot of fun and trains your mind and hand.
Watch Nigel’s talk! My sketchnote might make more sense to you afterwards. I saw it a year ago and still think it’s a brilliant take on work-life balance.
Using Nigel’s words:
- Take control of your life, no commercial company will do that for you
- Don’t expect every day to be perfect, but aim at a decent overall work-life balance
- Learn to appreciate the small things that matter
- Find the middle way
Namaste.
You capture the ideas in concrete ways in your sketching well.
Thank you! I like to combine text and drawings, because text allows to be precise, while drawings explain a concept as a whole.