Deborah Le Frank believes that inside every person – is a collection of stories and memories. Her job is to draw them out of her clients creating a visually engaging Visual Life Story that is deeply meaningful and creates a legacy and connection between generations.

With the recent popularity of sketchnoting in schools, I wanted to have her on the show to talk about the different ways that we can use visuals to tell a compelling story about ourselves and our students. We learn the three life lessons that can help us live a fuller life and to help our students to do the same for themselves.

• We learn the significant moment in Deborah's life that made her change the way she looked at the way we create and hang on to our memories.
• Some practical ways to invite sketch-noting into our lives.
• Compelling reasons to record a story from your life every month!
• The power of sketch-noting as a method to enable learners to capture their connections and realizations in a more full way.

You can find out more about her at Visual Life Stories