Unconventional Careers! Last time I interviewed Julie Stuart she talked about leaving her job in politics and starting her business as a graphic facilitator. Julie is a wildly intuitive graphic facilitator and visual strategist with a knack for seeing the bigger picture.
Julie has been recognized in the Harvard Business Review for her graphic facilitation work, she’s visually facilitated high-stakes meetings for such clients as Accenture, GE, Eli Lilly, Victoria’s Secret, the Center for Disease Control (CDC), Duke University, Skype and the United Way.
Julie adores playing with possibilities, bringing new ideas into the light to reveal the unexpected, and exploring world-changing ideas.
It’s time to check back in with Julie about her unconventional career.
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In this interview we discuss:
- we last spoke in fall of 2009, at the early stages of your business, what are you doing now + describe what it is you do
- dealing with space in an entrepreneur’s life (the slow times)
- her default used to be panic
- lessons she learned
- letting go of outcome
- “money cushion”
- “transactional relationships”
- strategic freebies for growing your business
- value of work
- look at your energy and how it’s showing up
- Two takeaways – for entrepreneurs in the middle stage of growth for their business
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