Ashton Rodenhiser on Drawing is Your Best Learning Tool

In this episode of the Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast hosted by Vicki Noethling, the guest is Ashton Rodenhiser, the passionate founder of Mind’s Eye Creative Consulting. With seven years of experience, Ashton combines her love for helping people communicate ideas with creativity, specializing in graphic recording and facilitation practices. Often wielding markers, Ashton silently breaks down complex concepts into a visually understandable language, having brought over 2,500 presentations to life either on paper or digitally for diverse groups, from non-profits to Fortune 500 companies.

During the interview, Vicki and Ashton delve into Ashton’s entrepreneurial journey, exploring the realms of graphic recording and sketchnoting. Questions revolve around the benefits of visually capturing information and the art of doodling, as well as practical advice for those wanting to start sketchnoting or visual notetaking. Ashton also addresses common concerns, such as the belief that one can’t draw. Rapid-fire questions touch on the secrets behind Ashton’s success and what the future holds for her. Outside her professional life, Ashton enjoys playful moments with her three young children and husband in rural Canada.

Visit Ashton’s website to learn more.

Website: https://sketchnote.school/

Connect With Our Guest

Website: https://www.mindseyecreative.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MindsEyeCreativeCF/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashtonmindseye

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashtonrodenhiser/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mindseyecreative

Twitter: https://twitter.com/mindseyeccf

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SketchnoteSchool

Ashton Rodenhiser is passionate about lifting the creative spirit in everyone that she meets. For the past seven years, she has followed her passion for helping people communicate their ideas and combined that with creativity by founding Mind’s Eye Creative Consulting. You’ll often find her with markers in hand as she’s helping bring ideas to life through graphic recording and graphic facilitation practices. She’s worked with diverse groups, from non-profits to Fortune 500 companies. It may appear as if she’s the silent illustrator in the room. In fact, she’s helping to break down complex concepts and notions into an easily understandable visual language, helping others retain more information while inspiring people to continue practicing her techniques in the world. Over the years, she has brought over 2,500 presentations and conversations to life either on paper or digitally.

When not working with clients, she’s being silly with her three young kids and husband in rural Canada.