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Using Timelines to Find the Story
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HI, I listened and enjoyed your talk very much again. You talked about timelines and said you use Canva? I went to that site and it appears to focus on web design. Perhaps I didn’t hear you clearly. I do I create the timeline that you referenced in your talk?
Hi Tom, you can use Canva. Canva allows you to create all sorts of wonderful things. We have some timeline templates in our Heirloom collections. You can check them out here. https://lynnpalermo.kartra.com/page/heirloom