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Who here has absentmindedly drawn or doodled while they are on the phone, in a meeting or elsewhere?
If that was you, you are going to find today’s chat really interesting. Because all of that doodling was not in vain.
In this episode, Ashton Rodenhiser, a professional doodler, joins me to discuss using drawing as a thinking and learning tool.
Ashton shares why doodling is a non-threatening artform that anyone can do, and benefit from.
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xo Abi
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