Dave Gray, author and founder of XPLANE, talks about moving beyond mental models to embrace new possibilities. Topics include sketching ideas, creating customers within job settings, prototyping, demonstrating expertise online, and the concept of a school focused on the art of the possible.

Our beliefs form the basis of everything we say, think, and do. Modifying them can be hard, but today’s author tries to teach us how to make it easier. Join Joe & Mike as they attempt to change their minds – and their behavior. Links Support the Show Obsidian Mobile The Sweet Setup Obsidian Course Obsidian Sync Drafts Working Copy OmniFocus Faith-Based Productivity Bookworm Intentional Family Focused Ferrite Recording Studio Liminal Thinking by Dave Gray Bookworm #113: The Great Mental Models, Volume 1 Bookworm #42: How to Read a Book Dog Whisperer Bookworm #11: The Innovator’s Dilemma Bookworm #121: Leaders Eat Last Super Fancy Coffee Maker The Problem of Pain by C.S. Lewis Willpower Doesn’t Work by Benjamin Hardy ADHD Tweet graphic Bookworm #2: The Willpower Instinct The Mountain is You by Brianna Wiest Bookworm YouTube channel Join the Club Recommend a Book Book List Leave a Review Mike's Rating: 4.5Cory's Rating: 5.0

Dave Gray, a visual thinking expert, discusses the power of visual thinking in simplifying complex information. He highlights the importance of collective intelligence, collaborative sketching, infographics, and visual storytelling. Gray also delves into turning ideas into action and his perspective on education. The podcast explores visual thinking, visual metaphors, creativity, and overcoming fear.

Dave Gray, an expert in creating communities fostering human connection and imagination, discusses building new ways to organize human potential. They explore the School of the Possible community vision, ideal creative communities, value of connection, service, and creating joy in work.

Dave Gray, a possibilitarian, artist, and author renowned for his insights on Gamestorming and community building, shares valuable life lessons on creativity and business. He discusses the crucial role of facilitation in team dynamics and how structured meetings can enhance collaboration. Gray highlights the importance of empathy maps in aligning teams and the shift from traditional sales to meaningful customer connections. He emphasizes the balance between structure and spontaneity in fostering creativity while navigating the complexities of professional fulfillment.