Miro, the vital continuity of my brain.

I use Miro on a daily basis. Whether it's for co-development of strategic clarity or impact measurement projects with groups located across Canada, which can last up to 1 year. My Miro boards are therefore often very full of content, as the processes often have 3-4 completely different work phases. It's a tool that's extremely useful and relevant. In the last 2 years, I've enabled over 275 new users to discover the platform and use it at their own pace as part of the reflections of the impact strategy. This tool enables me to keep track of our many projects, to create mood boards, ideate and create, and above all to think in a visual and structured way without cluttering up all the walls of my apartment. It's the perfect tool to make hybrid work a whole lot easier, by keeping track of and refer to the latest thoughts and updates from the groups. For a few months now, I've been using Miro's AI to push my thinking further, thanks to Mindmaps that can generate new ideas and topics in line with the social innovation thinking I'm involved in. In all honesty, Miro has become the continuation of my brain.

We've been able to work with groups across the country (Canada) and even internationally without having to travel. I've even collaborated with my dear colleague from France to develop content and training. People can consult the board asynchronously, and it's wonderful.