The Four A's Of Visual Intelligence
- Assess your situation. Ask: What do I have in front of me? What information is here?
- Analyze the information. Break it down and decide what’s important.
- Articulate your observations. Put them into words.
- Adapt to the situation. Take the information from the first three A’s, make a decision, and act on it.
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