What kind of experience do you want them to have as your customer?
This is part of a series of posts showing how I am working through the worksheets on the Good Little Biz™ site.
Dreaming Worksheet
Good Little Biz has a series of worksheets, the first one is about Dreaming. I started by writing the answer to the question, what experience do I want them to have as my customer.
Feel cared for, appreciated for their knowledge, expertise, and participation.
Next I quickly selected images from the VisualsSpeak ImageSet in response to the question, and assembled them on a piece of blue background paper. I photographed it, then recorded myself describing the images in the screencast below.
What do the words tell us?
From the words describing the image, I get
- independent individuals being celebrated for who they are
- feel creativity is welcome and celebrated
- feel a part of what we have created
- room for many kinds of people
- feel part of a network of resources
- all coming together to share ways of doing similar things
- color, creativity, expansion
- part of a bigger whole
- different applications coming together to help each other see how beautiful difference can be
What do I see?
The central image is about being part of a larger whole. Having other similar parts creating something larger. Overall there is a spiral pattern, starting with the images representing individuals encountering art, then becoming part of a larger network or community. Belonging seems to be an important element. As a creative, there have been so many times I haven’t felt appreciated for my gifts, so inviting and including others is something I want to figure out how to do effectively for others.
Join me?
Anyone interesting in working through the worksheets with me? No pressure, informal. I started a group on the Good Little Biz site called Creative Good Little Biz. Email me christine (at) visualsspeak . com or Dm me on twitter, or just join the group after you register for GoodLittleBiz if you are interested.
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Posts about the Dreaming Worksheet
a. What would you really LOVE to be doing?
b. Who would you LOVE to be working with?
c. Who do you most want to benefit from your work?
d. What kind of benefits do you want them to enjoy?
e. What kind of experience do you want them to have as your customer?
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Ooh, Christine I love this video. It really helps me to start understanding the power of your work. I mean, I know in theory that visuals can be a great aid to thinking since they doesn’t tie us down to particular words, but it was also cool to see how much more of an impact it makes when you’re *actually looking at something*… Eeek, I don’t know if that makes sense. But I think my takeaway was that while the words you were saying were good and important, that seeing the visual really drove home the point and rooted it in my brain in a much more concrete way.
And working on your business while using the tools of your business? Awesome