Lately I’ve been reading many books on how people perceive their information and their environment. You and I can find a great deal of wisdom in a perhaps surprising book. I will not yet ‘reveal’ the title of the book. That’s something or later. Here are some thoughts you and I should be looking at ...…
I’ve been really busy these last couple of weeks/months training people and creating new materials for practical solutions. Right now, I only want to share with you a tip I saw helps so many people every day in their usage of mindmaps. You see, most people don’t really want to create mindmaps that use images, ...…
I’m sure you heard before of the Pareto principle or the 80/20 rule (or principle). This principle tells us that 20% of what we do accounts for 80% of our outcome. This is of course an average number. There are numbers that tell us there is an 70/30 60/40 or a 99/1 ratio. The interesting ...…
There are a huge number of really interesting, powerful, nice and handy mindmap software solutions. This can be a bliss, but also a burden. Today I want to tell you why this diversity might be exactly what we are looking for in our software solutions. Last week I saw I huge overview of mindmap tools ...…
These last couple of months, I received many mindmaps from people. The interesting question I received from most people is how they could improve their mindmaps. Usually, the mindmaps can be improved easily. You are talking about words and colors used, alignment of branches, images shown in the map… those kind of things. Asking someone ...…
Many people here in The Netherlands are going back to their jobs and schools. A perfect time to take what you thought about this holiday and put it in a mindmap. Your mindmap can be a wonderful tool to actually SEE what you do and have and who you are. I would suggest you create ...…
