Empowering and Connecting Women in Data.

Data and reading might seem like an unlikely pair, but with Libby and a little help from Tableau, I’ve found a way to bring them together. In this post, I share a few of my favorite tips for getting the most out of Libby—and how I’m using a dashboard to track my own reading journey while connecting with the book-loving community.

Lately, I’ve been creating in Tableau not to analyze—but to draw. I started experimenting with polygons, shapes, and layers, recreating patterns I saw in Bauhaus art or on Pinterest. It became a joyful, unexpected outlet. No KPIs, no dashboards—just creativity. Now I’m turning it into a weekly practice. Each week, I’ll share an image that inspires me and a Tableau piece I created from it. If you’d like to join me.

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