Ways of Seeing: Photo Journaling

Before we explain, we notice.

Using images as a starting point, individuals respond to what stands out—capturing thoughts, associations, and patterns that might not yet have words.

This is not about photography.
It’s about attention.

• What draws your eye?

• What feels familiar?

• What doesn’t quite fit?

From these individual reflections, we begin to see the wider field—what’s present across the group, what’s shared, and what’s different.

A way into thinking that doesn’t rely on having the right words first.

Manual of Me

Manual of Me reveals how we work.

A structured process where individuals articulate:

• how they think

• how they make decisions

• what helps them do their best work

• what gets in the way

Shared with the team, this becomes a practical map of how people operate—reducing assumption, increasing understanding, and making collaboration more effective.

Not personality profiling.
Not labels.

A way of making the implicit explicit—so people can work with each other more consciously.