Empowering and Connecting Women in Data.

This is the part where everything starts to move. I’ve stared at the Miro board long enough, now it’s time to actually build. I open Tableau, drag something onto the canvas, and just start. But that’s the magic—testing, tweaking, undoing, redoing. This step is where my idea starts to look like something—and that’s when it gets exciting.

Once the chaos settles a bit, I pull everything into Miro. I'm a visual thinker, so seeing ideas, notes, and sketches in one place actually helps me breathe. Sticky notes, scribbles, color blocks—it’s my version of storyboarding, even if it looks like digital confetti.

Some people storyboard. Others wireframe. Me? I stare at my screen, question all my life choices, and then drag a random dimension onto the canvas just to see what happens. Welcome to my version of the creative process—equal parts chaos, caffeine, and curiosity.

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.

Just back from my 4th Tableau Conference—and first as a Tableau Visionary! From unforgettable moments with data legends to dreaming up spicy ideas like Wings & Tips, I'm recapping the highlights, community connections, and ways we can lift more women in data. Missed the Tip Battle? I’ve got the link. Came to our session? Don’t forget the survey! 🧡 #TC25 #DataFam #WomenInData #TableauTips

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