How to conduct a personal SWOT analysis
Apr 9th, 2012 | By Chuck Frey | Category: Mind Mapping Insider
SWOT, a popular business planning technique, can also be a powerful tool for identifying ways in which you can add value to your work and life. And one of the best ways to do this type of exploration is with a mind map.
In this new Mind Mapping Insider report, I provide members with brief instructions on how to utilize this thinking technique and how to mind map the results. I also provide links to a mind map containing 80 questions that you can use to analyze your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) in your work and life – in 6 popular formats:
- MindManager
- MindGenius
- NovaMind
- XMind
- OpenMind
- iMindMap
Members-only resource
This link to this report is only visible to members of the Mind Mapping Insider membership program. It contains a wealth of resources that can help you to be more productive, creative and have a greater impact in your life.
New reports and resources are being added to the Insider area every week. If you’re serious about becoming a mind mapper, why not check out the Mind Mapping Insider program today?
Mind Mapping and SWOT Analysis can be very useful to those people who are just starting a new business. Determining the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats are the major basis in planning out a good business venture.
- Blake
To get you started, you need to understand what is SWOT Analysis?
A SWOT Analysis is an analytical tool commonly used to analyze various factors that has great influence to the survival or profitability of a business.