I see a lot of diagrams in Miro. And one thing that fascinates me is how fluid and expressive people can be when they are untethered from the task of creating a “simple slide.” It highlights one of the most enduring realities about product work: one lens is never enough, and you can only process so much at a time. (Aside, want to see a neat Miro board?)
How much did you clean up the lines between the journey and the top visibility of the Wardley? That connection always feels so chaotic from a visibility perspective and has me dreaming of 3d game renders to model it :)
I enjoy how Miro lets ideas flow naturally, almost like picking thoughts from https://basketrandom.com . It helps me see problems differently, and yes, I'd definitely love to explore that neat board.
This Miro board is fantastic. so much wisdom packed in. I'll be revisiting this weekly for months to fully digest it. Thank you so much for sharing! Is there a link where I can buy you a coffee to show my appreciation :)
Love this John, I came across this post and the miro boad you link to after just going though the Playbook and I feel it provides a lot more context. Would love to see the recording of the board if available. Thanks for breaking this down for all of us further
How much did you clean up the lines between the journey and the top visibility of the Wardley? That connection always feels so chaotic from a visibility perspective and has me dreaming of 3d game renders to model it :)
I enjoy how Miro lets ideas flow naturally, almost like picking thoughts from https://basketrandom.com . It helps me see problems differently, and yes, I'd definitely love to explore that neat board.
This Miro board is fantastic. so much wisdom packed in. I'll be revisiting this weekly for months to fully digest it. Thank you so much for sharing! Is there a link where I can buy you a coffee to show my appreciation :)
Love this John, I came across this post and the miro boad you link to after just going though the Playbook and I feel it provides a lot more context. Would love to see the recording of the board if available. Thanks for breaking this down for all of us further
Print and frame the Miro board. Call it "A Beautiful Mess Frame 745 of X̅."