OBSESSED with Miro

I can safely say I AM OBSESSED with Miro and continue to recommend it to anyone who feels like they need place to organise their thoughts or projects. I use Miro in a multitude of ways. As well as using it in my company to facilitate remote team sessions, I also use it personally to help me organise and manage my personal goals; and organise my own learning and development. For example, I create boards for company culture sessions for remote teams, helping them work together online in a fun and engaging way to make decisions and collaborate. However, I also use Miro for my own project management. Mapping out client sessions, and organising timelines and being able to share resources and ideas with them through Miro. I also use Miro as an index space, I've created a "third" brain where I store ideas, practices and tools, for my work as my own virtual library/toolbox. The abilities with Miro are endless, and I'm always discovering new ways for it to help me stay focused and creative.

I can collaborate with ease with my own clients. But because of the sessions I've facilitated on Miro, many of my clients have now adopted Miro because they've seen how creative and collaborative it is. Collaboration goes to a whole new level thanks to Miro.