This document provides guidance on thinking visually through a series of images and quotes. It discusses how a picture can be worth a thousand words and conveys complex ideas through a single image. It then outlines six steps to thinking visually, including empathizing, memorizing key thoughts, analyzing information, synthesizing key insights, visualizing ideas, and materializing them. The document emphasizes that visual thinking can get people's attention, help people learn faster and more effectively, allow people to do their own thinking, and help tell stories. It recommends starting by studying visual thinkers like Tufte, Gray, Roam and Krug and advises that visual thinking requires both creativity and analysis.