Visual Meetings	David Sibbet

Visual Meetings

Visual Meetings

by David Sibbet

by David Sibbet

🕐 Reading time: 6 hours

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🔖 Summary:

In Visual Meetings, David Sibbet explores how using visual tools can transform meetings and presentations. He explains that drawing and visual resources can help make complex information clearer and more engaging. By using graphics, diagrams, and visual frameworks, you can make meetings more interactive and guarantee that everyone will remember what the meeting was about.


Sibbet emphasizes that visuals are not just for decoration but serve practical purposes. They can organize thoughts, capture ideas in real time, and create a shared understanding between participants. His approach involves using techniques like graphic recording and visual facilitation to amplify communication during meetings.


The book also talks about how those visual tools can be implemented. Sibbet provides examples and methods for integrating visuals into your presentations and meetings to make them more dynamic and productive.

💡 Why worth reading?

  • Will help you clarify complex ideas by learning how to use graphics and diagrams.

  • Will help you engage your audience by learning how to incorporate visual tools that capture and hold attention.

  • Will help you organize information by learning how to use visual frameworks to structure your content.

  • Will help you improve meeting outcomes by learning how to integrate visuals into your presentations.

🔖 What people say about "Visual Meetings"?

"Eminently scannable and flip-thru-able. A good desk reference for those rare spare moments between assignments at work, over lunch at the desk, or in anticipation of an upcoming facilitation event or brainstorming meeting.


The book delivers a powerful message, simplicity in pictures, and actually speeds up communication, collaboration, and process mapping skills. I would think it would be useful to teachers, scientists, and anyone who ever has to stand up in front of a white board with a marker in hand, as well. Maybe even writers."

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