figuring it out
ONE DAY (blog) AT A TIME
I think the reason I like data so much is because I love it when things make sense. I was the kid people thought would be a lawyer because I asked so many questions. Decades later I’m still just as curious, but now I know how to make the charts to answer them (sometimes). Here I’ll talk about my process, however flawed it is.
Discover practical tips and personal insights on starting your own blog in the Tableau community. From choosing the right platform to finding your unique voice, this guide will help you get started on the right foot.
Whether you’re giving feedback or in need of it, this blog will help you navigate how to approach it constructively and collaboratively to get the most out of the experience.
We may have the desire to make content but our brains might not always agree with us. Here’s some tips on what to do if you find yourself stuck.
From labels to colors, bar charts to KPIs, this blog covers ten tiny tips to make formatting in Tableau easier and more efficient.
Tables get a bad wrap but they’re a powerful data visualization tool if you know what to add. Check out this blog for some of our top tips for taking your tables to the next level.
Uncover the Insider Secrets of Tableau Mastery! Join me on a reflective journey as I share my personal experience and tips for optimizing your learning curve. Plus, hear from the experts in the Tableau community as they reveal their must-know advice for beginners. Start your path to Tableau success today!
In this blog I talk about how I approach design in my dashboards and some things I did on one recently to elevate the user experience.
In this blog I talk about ten pieces of content from people in the community that I always come back to.
This blog talks about how to execute your ideas is the data collection is holding you up
There are plenty of things that I am interested in and want to talk about that don’t fit into the other boxes, like drawing and (unsuccessfully) building things. That’s what will go in this section. Just the ins and outs of me human-ing.
I share how moving, the pandemic, and work led me to lose touch with my hobbies and sense of self—and how I'm working to get back to a life outside of work. It's time for #autumngetsalife.
End the year remembering what a wonderful and welcoming space we all have the privilege of being part of by sending a card to a fellow member of the datafam
In this blog I outline 5 tips to being more mindful and efficient about your time to lead to greater productivity and satisfaction.
The new year is upon us and since many take this time to look forward, I thought I’d put down some thoughts on better goal setting.
Another year, another card exchange. We're happy to bring this back in 2021 to help close out the year with a little extra cheer. Regardless of where you're from or what you celebrate, we all could use a kind word from a friend.
I’m about halfway through my trips for the year so I figured I’d take a minute to answer some questions and capture some thoughts.
I just got back from a 25 day trip and in this blog I cover one of my biggest challenges: packing. I walk through (with illustrations) what I brought with me and what I’d do differently.
There are a lot of great things about traveling alone, you just gotta know how to do it right. I give my top tips in this blog.
I’ve been learning more about Figma this past year and wanted to share some of my favorite things about the tool
I will be writing a lot about movies in the future but before I get too in the weeds with it I wanted to let y’all know what I think makes a great movie.
I talk about how I get the most out of my time through organizing my ideas, my process, and my execution for things from vizzes to blogs.
Everyone experiences Valentine’s Day in different ways so I have listed out a different kind of romcom for every type of person this holiday.
The year was rough, long, and never stopped surprising us. I recapped some of the biggest pieces of 2020.
It can be hard to balance staying engaged in the community with our work and life responsibilities. I wrote down my top tips for navigating Twitter and putting a little more time and a little less stress in your day.
We’ve all taken on a lot of responsibilities in the past year that has shaken up our schedule but that doesn’t mean we need to give up having a warm hearty breakfast to start our day.