back of the napkin relativity


I recently read "The Back of the Napkin (Expanded Edition): Solving Problems and Selling Ideas with Pictures" by  Dan Roam and it is easily one of my favorite books. In the book, Dan offers some great processes for solving problems and presenting with pictures.  I used the SQVID process to map out and story board my mondaydots post on relativity and immediate gratification. It is a cool process and really helped me hone some of the main themes. 

Below are my SQVID drawings:

title picture

back of the napkin - relativity- title page 



simple vs. elaborate 

back of the napkin - relativity - simple v elaborate 



qualitative vs. quantitative

back of the napkin - relativity - qualitative v quantitative



vision vs. execution

back of the napkin- relativity - vision v execution 



individual vs. comparison 

back of the napkin - relativity - individual v comparison  



status quo vs. change

back of the napkin - relativity - status quo v change