Once you have your data, the next big decision in your Power BI project is how you want to visualize it. The most significant part of the decision process could be the most important; choosing your Power BI color palette and data visualization color combination.

We are all busy and jumping between tasks and projects.  This makes it easy for your accomplishments to get left behind as you move on to the next thing.  Keeping an accomplishment log will help you track what you have completed, your successes and will also serve as a resource for items you can reuse later.

Data visualizations can become the vehicle that leads a reader through your narrative.  Having an infographic or series of visuals allows one to tell a story and provide greater understanding than simply having text alone.

Are pie charts evil? Given the correct situation, pie charts can be used to your advantage in telling your data story.  The following case study uses Power BI samples to review examples and provide recommendations to get the most out of an often misused visualization in Excel or Power BI.

The Power BI Pulse Chart is a visualization tool that can help you take your data storytelling to the next level. Using time to tell a story can be one of the most valuable tools in your visualization toolbox to tell your data story.

I was looking for inspiration and some new ideas for dashboards.  What better way than finding inspiring examples of BI solutions from others. The following are some of the go-to links that I am certain you can find useful.