« The reasoned-out indirect approach may take many forms, but it is the constant principle upon which to work, and it will take you further than any end-gaining attempt. »

Walter Carrington, Thinking aloud

This is my sketchnote of the fifth talk on the Alexander Technique by Walter Carrington from the book Thinking aloud.

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