I spent a few weeks turning 604 Walt Disney World trip reports into a guest journey map. Eleven stages, from booking a hotel to flying home, each one rated bad, neutral or good by the person who lived it. Almost every stage came back positive. Rides scored +65, resort stays +62, dining +51. Cast members, fireworks, characters, all comfortably in the black. One stage went negative: park entry and crowds, at -6. It's the only part of a Disney trip that guests, on balance, do no

What 19,460 restaurants show about specialization, and why the first version of this chart was wrong.

On this project I created a dashboard in Tableau for a fictional hotel business. The analysis focuses on the booking trends of this...

A Hospital Ratings Dashboard made using Tableau Public for Data Visualizations and Excel for Data Cleaning.

Nowadays, the acronym “AI” is synonymous with ChatGPT, robots, or non-playable characters in your favorite video game. Twenty years ago, it meant iconic crossovers, broken ankles, and an emblematic headband. That's right, we are talking about “The Answer” himself, Allen Iverson. AI’s incredible career accolades include an MVP, Rookie of the Year, and now an inductee to the NBA Hall of Fame. In a career that spanned fourteen years, AI was an All-Star for eleven of them. He wa