I left my salaried job in 2014 to blaze a new trail.

Since then, I've been invited to speak about data visualization in 30+ states and 11+ countries.

I've had the opportunity to consult on reports, slideshows, dashboards, and infographics for organizations like the United Nations, Centers for Disease Control, and a hundred more organizations that 18-year-old Ann never even dreamed of working with.

In 2018, I also started teaching online.

Somehow--this is the most surprising part to me--I've had five children while growing my business and have maintained my sanity. In fact, the years when each kid was born were some of my most profitable years. When you've got limited time, you only spend it on tasks that really, truly make a difference for your business.

Online courses have been a critical piece of my financial stability--and a critical piece of my creative energy. It feels SO GOOD to build training content that you know is going to benefit others.

I receive almost as many questions about developing online courses as I do about data visualization...

• How do I transform my conference presentation, half-day training, or full-day training into an online course?
• Which software programs do you use for screen recording, video editing, captions, graphics, and course hosting?
• Should I make an evergreen course or have an open-close live cohort?
• Where do I start???

I wish I could respond to all your questions, but there simply aren't enough hours in the day.

That's why I created this training program: to help even more of you.