Today not me rambling along on mind mapping. I have a video clip I want to share from you. This presentation given by Tom Wujec at TED. He shows why visual thinking (and mind mapping) work so well in problem solving and collaboration. I especially like the thought right in the beginning (0:41 and further ...…
The quote above is from Alfred Korzybski, a Polish-American scientist and philosopher. It was first used in 1931. It tells us that the image we create of something or someone is not the object itself. It is only a derivative. For instance: When someone is rude to you, your image of that person is that ...…
Master mindmaps on paper are usually maps which show you lots of information on a certain topic. It can be very good to have an overview of all the information in a map. However… When you create a master mindmap the information can become too scattered. You lose track and you lose the overview. The ...…
The more mindmaps we create, the bigger the pile of mindmaps we have. I don’t know about you, but this is something which is a limiting factor for many people. They use a mindmap as a tool to have a better overview, and they end up having all these mindmaps which may even tell them ...…
OK, by now I hope you started to use your mindmaps (a little bit more). As you know, your mindmap will be serving as your personal or professional assistant. I prefer to view my mindmaps as my personal assistants, even when used in a business environment. The reason for this view is simple: Most of ...…
