A growing number of mind mapping software programs now support collaboration. How are you utilizing this capabilities? Please share your experiences.
One of the things that makes mind mapping software such a value is something I’ve been inspired to call the mind mapping “two-step.” Here’s how it works.
David Sibbett, in his excellent new book, Visual Meetings: How Graphics, Sticky Notes & Idea Mapping Can Transform Group Productivity, shares a number of tips and strategies for sharing key charts, maps and diagrams with meeting participants.
iMindMap, the mind mapping software program offered by ThinkBuzan, has some unique and powerful capabilities that you may not be aware of. Here are 8 of them.
Painters tend to step back from the canvas on a regular basis when creating a painting. Why do they do this? Why do mind mappers need to do the same?
What’s the difference between concept mapping and mind mapping? Here is a concise summary of these two visual mapping techniques.
Here is a visual map of the reports, videos and resources I’ve added to the Mind Mapping Insider membership program since it was launched in April.
In a new special report, I provide an illustrated step-by-step guide to sharing your mind maps on your blog or website.
There is a growing tendency of get rich quick scam artists who promise to include a mind map as part of their information products. I don’t like it. Here’s why.
During my recent audio interview with Roger C. Parker, author of the Published & Profitable Blog and book writing and publishing guru extraordinaire, he shared a cool little mind mapping trick that helps him to stay focused when writing a book.
