Sources and References
In academia, one stands on the shoulders of giants. In business, citing your sources or crediting others is not a common practice. Though, we think it ought to be.
Below are links to sources for the images used on this site and in our work, a list of books and authors we admire, and websites we frequent. Jump down to books we love and websites we can’t live without.
Unsplash and Pixabay Images
Two websites offer free access to professional-quality stock photos. We frequently use images from Unsplash and Pixabay. In the gallery below, you will find links to images we have used on this site, client presentations, and even on spreadsheets we designed. Click the image to be taken to the image on the site.
Books
In the gallery below, you will find some of the books that have influenced our work. Click the cover images for our full review.
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Resonate by Nancy Durate
Writing for Busy Readers by Todd Rogers and Jessica Lasky-Fink
Show Me the Numbers by Stephen Few
Presentation Zen by Garr-Reynolds
Websites
My Online Training Hub by Mynda Treacy
We absolutely love My Online Training Hub. Mynda Treacy’s Excel tutorial videos are outstanding. We often link to her videos when creating companion web pages for our Excel Seminar recordings. One video we particularly like is one in which she explains the virtues of using Excel’s table functionality. Check out all her great work, and be sure to subscribe to her YouTube channel.
Lorem Ipsum Generator
Designers often use Latin as a placeholder when making templates. Since our Latin is a bit rusty, we use this site to generate placeholder Latin text.