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I'm pretty excited because I wanted to share the learnings that I've had in my professional life. I was inspired by Oprah's book, What I Know For Sure, so I decided to blog my learnings in a series I'm calling What I've Learned. I'm envisioning that it will cover everything from my personal lessons learned to Cognitive Load Theory to Accessibility and marketing. I have a love of learning but what good does it do me if I learn it and don't share it?  What I've learned, a blog series
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11/20/2025 07:16:32 am
Really enjoyed this — thanks for sharing your reflections, Emily. Your “What I’ve Learned” series feels deeply thoughtful and genuine. I especially appreciate how you tie together cognitive load theory, accessibility, and data visualization in a way that’s so relevant for both creators and learners. Your passion for making data more understandable and inclusive really comes through — and it’s inspiring. Looking forward to reading more of your insights in future posts! 8/5/2026 08:35:11 am
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Emily KundHelping people and organizations begin their data visualization and Tableau journey. I'm a fan of training, Tableau, data viz, my kids, cupcakes, and karate. Archives
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